SIMPLICITY
Mitsuyo M - Adam Watson - Rina Varughese - USC
Posted On: 12/24/2008
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Simplicity meets the information highway as Priest Derek Hogen Dieter, a Buddhist monk, transitions Buddhism into the digital age. Buddhist Monk, Hogen Dieter a data base developer and web designer, is an ordained Buddist Monk. He aids the effort of ushering Buddhism into the digital aids using the web and new media as his instrument. Hogen asserts that simplicity and technology can coexist to progress Buddhism into the future.
 
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Comments (15)
Jason
on 4/7/2009
Loved it, great job!
 
Greg Whiteside
on 1/24/2009
Way to go Mitsuyo and crew. I know how much work was put into this and I congratulate you all. In my eyes you were able to show simplicity in such a raw form and how most of us miss this simplistic aspect of our lives. Way to go!!!
 
Isaac
on 1/12/2009
Great job you guys! Congrats.
 
Timbo
on 1/9/2009
Very well done. The editing is superb!
 
Orhan
on 1/9/2009
Sweet
 
Fred
on 1/7/2009
Nice staging, nice camera work, voluptuous visuals and spiritual simplicity--great.
 
Tim Saul
on 1/6/2009
Excellent. A concise, well put together portrait of a progressive thinking and inspirational man. Very enjoyable.
 
Teresa Lazzeri
on 1/5/2009
Inspirational, simple, very nice.
 
Chris
on 1/5/2009
Very interesting subject. Well chosen.
 
Richard Khouri
on 1/5/2009
really well edited.
 
Yvette
on 1/4/2009
Great work. Perfect after coming back from NYC.
 
Thai
on 1/3/2009
Great job. I love the way you chose your character to express the idea of the simplicity. Thanks Mitsuyo for the beautifulvignette.
 
Ken
on 1/3/2009
Just fantastic, you captured the true sprit of the Dharma in the modern world.
 
Mama Nielsen
on 1/2/2009
Fantstic. We are so proud of you. This was wonderful,truly enjoyed it. We will make sure that everyone in the family receives this. We love you Mitsuyo
 
chris
on 1/2/2009
I loved the content and the simplicity with which it was presented. It was all very appropriate for the subject. This is a great little portrait.
 
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