Click on the picture below to play the trailer of the documentary Isadora Leidenfrost and I have been working on.
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A lovely video of your Beauty-full work. Thank you!
I just found you via stitchin fingers. xxx
Thanks, jaihn! It’s great how all these networks connect us. Glad to meet another stitcher-of-beauty and explorer-of-life. I look forward to exploring your many blogs and projects!
[...] walk from the arena where the teachings will take place. Green Tara — featured in the Creating Buddhas documentary — will be there with me. If you’re in the area, please come by to say [...]
This was a wonderful thread (!) to come upon — I am curious to see the documentary, and will post a link to my website.
Jon C.
http://www.buddhistartnews.com
Thanks for visiting, Jon, and for alerting me and readers to your site, http://www.buddhistartnews.com . Very interesting! I will explore and keep an eye on your postings.
Following a link to your personal website, I found this phrase explaining why you don’t make your site “especially easy to use”:
“I would prefer visitors to expand time and find a few things, rather than compress time and find many things. (I am the founder and perhaps sole member of the “Slow Web” movement.)”
Interesting. Finding so many pieces of information does seem to have the effect of compressing, or overloading or burdening, time. Never enough time to follow up with them all, always a feeling of scarcity, the more we find, the less we are able to delve and ponder and rest in any one thing. Thanks for the pause. I don’t think I’ll convert to a difficult-to-use web philosophy but I will reflect on how I can bring a slow-web experience into my life.