James Low Download the transcript in English in Turkish This is the transcript of a video which James recorded at the request of Paolo Zorutti who leads meditation with prisoners. You can watch the video here These meditation instruction can be useful for everyone, since, as James says, there are the outer prisons of metal doors, stone walls and iron […]
» Read moreThis video was created by James in response to a request by Paolo Zorutti who teaches meditation in prisons. You can watch it or you can read it, transcribed by John Imes.
» Read morePoland, Darnkow Gompa 21-23 August 2015 James Low gives three days of teaching and practice based mainly on the first two chapters (Vajrayana in Tibet, and The Nyingma Tradition) of “Collected Works of C R Lama”. This book was compiled by James Low and is available in Polish, translated by Grazyna Litwinczuk, as “Antologia Wykładów Czime Rigdzina Rinpocze” ISBN 978-0-9569-239-1-2. […]
» Read moreRetreat at Todtmoos, Germany. 5-7June 2015 English and German Translated by Robert Jaroslawski Letting illusion dissolve. Dzogchen view and practice following the text of Chetsangpa which is on pages 69-83 of the 3rd edition of Simply Being, and on pages 110-128 of the recent German edition. Download here You can also watch the retreat on Vimeo Filming: Krishna Beutel Emptiness […]
» Read moreJames Low Emerson College, East Sussex, UK. July 3-5 2015 This annual camping retreat in the grounds of Emerson College in East Sussex is organised by Huw Wyn. “The dzogchen view and practice is a beautiful and effective method to free ourselves and others from anxiety, alienation and confusion. Focussing on the actuality which is always present, although often unattended to […]
» Read moreExactly 14 years ago, in June 2001, James gave a talk in San Sebastian, Spain. This talk has now been digitalised by Wendy Chozom and you can listen to it here, in Spanish and English.
» Read more“Mindfulness, psychotherapy and the dzogchen view of mind” [EN/ET] Public Talk, Tallin, October 2015 This public talk was given by James Low the evening before a short retreat he led in Estonia. Held in the National Library of Estonia, Tallinn, 20 Sept. 2013. In this lecture, the focus is on the relation between mindfulness practices and Buddhist meditation based on […]
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