James Low Public Talk, Cologne, 19.04.2017 Due to ignorance all beings become cut off from the ground of their own being and seek to find a place to abide. Compassion, from the buddhist point of view, is the means to offer hospitality to ourselves and others – a hospitality grounded in the actuality of our mind as it is. […]
» Read moreJames was teaching on The Root Verses of the Six Bardos, a fundamental text of Tibetan Buddhism and a terma of the master Karma Lingpa. The six bardos describe all aspects of our human lives, including the process of death and dying. They provide us with an opportunity to discover how we can recognize all aspects of living and dying […]
» Read more“The Record of the Heart-felt Advice of the Dakini, Indestructible Glorious Lamp” translated from the Tibetan into various languages James has taught on this text by the Tibetan yogini, Ayu Khandro (also spelled Ayo Khandro), in various countries at various times (see below). Read the Tibetan textRead the text in English. The English text is included in Finding Freedom: Texts from […]
» Read moreRetreat, Seville, 25-28 Feb 2017 Resting in Open Awareness, the Dzogchen way of awakening to the ground of one’s being. Using the Text by Ayu Khandro: The Record of the Heart-felt Advice of the Dakini Indestructible Glorious Lamp. Spanish and English Translator: Juan B. García Lázaro Videos can be seen and downloaded at vimeo.com/album/4486312 Download here
» Read moreYou can now watch the videos from this Feb 2017 teaching retreat… and dissolve any attachment. “Dissolving attachment and being available to the gift of the world.” was the title. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”jK9onVqzHX4″ ]
» Read moreJames Low TEACHING RETREAT, BERLIN, 7-8 May 2011 Transcribed by Jo Féat Edited by Barbara Terris The transcript can be read here in English An extract about Chöd, revised by James Low, can be read in English in German The audio can be listened to here in German and English Excerpt The more we do this practice, the more we become aware […]
» Read moreJames Low Dissolving attachment in the openness of being. Dzogchen practice focuses on avoiding hanging on to what we like and pushing away what we don’t like. This is supported by the mindfulness that helps us avoid falling asleep in the process of living. Being undistracted is simply talking with full attention when you are talking, walking with full attention […]
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