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Form and Emptiness: Learning the Heart Sutra by Entering a Taiko Contest
Young Buddhist Editorial Gregory Wada 8/15/23 Young Buddhist Editorial Gregory Wada 8/15/23

Form and Emptiness: Learning the Heart Sutra by Entering a Taiko Contest

An article in the Young Buddhist Editorial (August 15, 2023) about participating in the Taiko Taikai (May 20, 2023) in Little Tokyo.

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Squabble Furiously and Pop Balloons: A Weak Position for American Foreign Policy
Young Buddhist Editorial Gregory Wada 4/5/23 Young Buddhist Editorial Gregory Wada 4/5/23

Squabble Furiously and Pop Balloons: A Weak Position for American Foreign Policy

A current-events editorial piece about Americans’ reaction to the “Spy Balloon” with an emphasis on the need for calmer temperament in politics.

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My Dream for America and the San Jose Samurai
Young Buddhist Editorial Gregory Wada 2/9/23 Young Buddhist Editorial Gregory Wada 2/9/23

My Dream for America and the San Jose Samurai

This article in the Young Buddhist Editorial (Feb. 9th, 2022) is a reflection on a few prominent cases of mass gun violence earlier this year, though it focuses attention less on policy and more on the need to exercise compassion as a tool for self-care and community healing.

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Visions of the Floating World: Ethnicity and representation in artificially generated images of Japanese American taiko
Article, Young Buddhist Editorial Gregory Wada 11/15/22 Article, Young Buddhist Editorial Gregory Wada 11/15/22

Visions of the Floating World: Ethnicity and representation in artificially generated images of Japanese American taiko

An exploration of Ukiyo-e, AI art, and media representation.

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There’s the fool who dances and the fool who watches. Fools either way, might as well dance.