Facet 6 (Just this) of James Low’s book This Is It has been translated into Hungarian by Németh Tamás. 2021. június 12. Read and download it here. Ez az utolsó rész nagyon rövid, mégis pontosan rámutat mindannyiunk egyszerű, belső igazságára. Az előző metszetek az elemzés, a szimbolika és a kreatív képzelőerő segítségével világítottak rá arra, hogy hogyan, hányféleképpen rejtjük el […]
» Read moreThe first section of James’ book Finding Freedom, includes his translation of the Dhammapada, and commentary. Wendy has been inspired to read and record this and make it available for us. If you visit her website you’ll find the introduction which James has written for the recordings along with what Wendy has written. NEW: These audio-recordings from Finding Freedom now […]
» Read moreNew Transcript. Transcribed by Marijke Acket and Divya Gupta helped to complete it – all 160 pages. Uploaded 05 06 2021 (2 years to the day!)
» Read moreJames Low Zoom talk, 27th January 2021 Transcribed by Paula Aranibar Read the transcript here Excerpts …In Canada and Sweden people chop down trees and float them downriver. Sometimes they jam and have to be released by men running on top of the logs and prodding them free so that they flow like the river. It’s the same in meditation. […]
» Read moreJames Low An Introduction to Dzogchen 31 March 2021 Zoom talk given for Oxford Internal Arts at the request of Gio Maschio. The talk explains the traditional categories of View, Meditation, Conduct (sometimes referred to as Action, or Path) and Result. Then follows advice about sitting meditation and the transition from formal meditation to moving out into the world (sometimes […]
» Read moreJames Low. (Simply Being, 2021) ISBN 978-0956923974 “The texts in This Is It were all translated while I was living with CR Lama in Santiniketan, West Bengal. It has taken over forty years for many of them to see the light of day. During that time they have been revised and refined and now is the time to make them […]
» Read moreEthical action in emptiness. James Low Zoom 18th November 2020 Edited by Barbara Terris How to act for the benefit of others and the environment while maintaining a calm clear ethical effectiveness? This is a question that should confront all Buddhists since the suffering of others is our concern. The tension of duality that drives the structures of samsara including […]
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