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Vincent Oliver
August 26, 2008 at 09:08Nice work Philip. I am tempted to buy (or blag) a Sony EX3 and have been doing some searches on the web. Came accross your site and am impressed.
Vincent
robdocherty
October 25, 2008 at 21:55This is beautiful – Thank you for your inspiration.
I’m 22 years old – wanting to learn – without film school at the moment – I know that’s laughable – but could you recommend a camera?
You have my email on here.
Thank you Philip!
Liz
May 2, 2009 at 14:04If this was supposed to give some sort of glimpse of what Buddhism is… then it was unsuccessful. The film-maker did a good job going with what he had, but the label is quite miss-leading.
Strong concepts that were missing…
-Finding the middle path.
-Ultimate goal is to get rid of desire, and therefore suffering.
ps, I’ve never heard of a Buddhist that’s ok with multiple relationships until now.
I was raised Buddhist, and I have now chosen to let Jesus into my heart while upholding many Buddhist values.
tai krige
July 6, 2009 at 10:47Liz, kindly view agin. He did not say he was into multiple relationships…he merely said there was nothing wrong with them…So typical of true Buddist philosophy u of all folk should be aware of….Total tolerance which u are not displaying at all.-”There are many paths to the top of the Mountain, but once you get there, the View is the same.” – Yours obviously not.
Quite the best little, gentle, beautiful film I have ever seen on Budhism…Go fiqure.
Om manhi padmi Hum…
Well done indeed Philip Bloom.
simon denny
April 26, 2010 at 10:05Hi Phillip,
Was this shot with the Sony PDW F350.
Cheers
Simon
pbloom
April 29, 2010 at 07:31yes it was