Freiburg, Germany. 14 June 2012 Public Talk on the nature of healing in relation to buddhism and dzogchen English and German Translated by Robert Jaroslawski Track Listing ————- The nature of healing in relation to Buddhism and Dzogchen (01:52:35) Total play time: 01:52:35 Total size : 102.87 MB
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» Read moreNew transcript. Carefully transcribed by Deniz Csernoklavek and edited by Jennifer Lewis. Uploaded 11 02 2021
» Read moreThe world as the creative expression of emptiness 6-10 June 2012 Teaching retreat organised by Sylvester and Li Lohninger at Maitreya Institute. James Low taught on a short text by Vairocana called “The Song of the Cuckoo” [The Cuckoo’s cry heralding the good fortune of glorious presence]. The infinite diversity of experiences and their actual nature are non-dual. Yet the […]
» Read moreVienna Public Talk. 7 June 2012 The Experience of Self-Liberation. “We will look at the nature of attachment, how we identify with transient experience as if it were something real and reliable. We will look at ways of releasing phenomena and resting in natural awareness.” English and German Translator: Sylvester Lohinger
» Read moreJames Low Vienna, 7th June, 2012 Transcribed by Kathleen Brady and prepared by Rob Dowling The audio recording in German and English is here Excerpt…Let’s say you are going rock climbing. You are looking for where your hand is going, for where your feet are going and as long as the climb is not too difficult for you, you can […]
» Read moreAll YouTube videos are here summarized as playlists.Click on the link “Play Video” to watch the recordings.Some playlists are very large, so please be patient while loading… Illusion, delusion, confusion [EN/DE] Vienna, January 2020 Dissolving obstacles to living the dzogchen view, [EN/DE] November 2019 Letting the mind settle [EN/DE] Todtmoos, June 2019 The evolution of delusion within unchanging openness [EN/DE] […]
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