Finding freedom in daily life Oxford, 2018
This evening we will look at the general principles of dzogchen understanding and I’ll do my best to keep it clear, simple and hopefully useful in some way.
» Read moreThis evening we will look at the general principles of dzogchen understanding and I’ll do my best to keep it clear, simple and hopefully useful in some way.
» Read moreNew Transcript: Public talk of 6/9/2018 Transcribed by Lea Pabst and uploaded 19/11/2020
» Read moreJames Low Geneva The Public talk was on 18th March and the retreat was 19-20th March 2016 Both had the same title: The Natural freedom of the mind The transcription is extracts from both events selected and prepared by Martine Widmer. “The view of dzogchen points to the intrinsic simplicity of awareness free of the turbulence of thoughts and emotions.We will […]
» Read moreJames Low Teaching retreat: 29th Sept – 3rd Oct 2016 Depth and light: awaken to the infinite radiance of the empty mind. James teaches with reference to Chapter 5 of Simply Being, ‘The Expansive Oral Instructions of the Precious Dharma Master, Chetsangpa Ratna Sri Buddhi’. Download the transcript. Watch the video with German translation
» Read moreJames Low 6 page extract from teachings on “The Two Truths” given by James Low in Frankfurt on the 11th March 1995 Transcribed by Liz Fox and lightly edited by Barbara Terris Download PDF The view of emptiness is that all things are empty, nothing is real and this is also the view of wisdom. The view of compassion is that […]
» Read moreJames Low. 12-13 March 1994 Download PDF “The instigation for the sutra comes from the Buddha who, in his meditation goes to Sariputra, prompting him to ask a question of Chenrezig. Chenrezig in turn is in his meditation as he replies to the questions. In this way the Buddha stimulates Sariputra to ask a question of Chenrezig, so the teaching […]
» Read moreHealing and the five elements: an introduction to dzogchen in daily life James Low Public Talk given at the Stadtraum, Vienna 9th May 2013 Transcribed by Rob Dowling Download the Transcript Listen to the audio recording
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