James Low – Germany – Eifel – 2011 October – The Creativity of Emptiness: Tantra and Dzogchen

▪ 01 Shine Meditation ▪ 02 Shine Distraction ▪ 03 Meditation in Buddhism ▪ 04 Views and Vehicles ▪ 05 Mindful of the Experience

▪ 06 About Refuge ▪ 07 The Dharma Path ▪ 08 Refuge Instructions ▪ 09 Refuge ▪ 10 Bodhisattva ▪ 11 Ignorance ▪ 12 The Moths ▪ 13 Emptiness ▪ 14 Question – What About Me ▪ 15 Question – The Ego ▪ 16 Question – Common Characteristics ▪ 17 Question – Transfer Between Lifetimes ▪ 18 Question – Sentience and Essence ▪ 19 Relative and Absolute Truth ▪ 20 On the Meditation ▪ 21 The Nature of Tantra ▪ 22 Identification With the Divine

▪ 23 Compassion ▪ 24 Compassion Practice ▪ 25 Compassion, Inclusion, Connection ▪ 26 Creativity ▪ 27 Question – Arriving at Pure Awareness ▪ 28 Comment – Identification ▪ 29 Dzogchen Teachings ▪ 30 Meditating Outside ▪ 31 Question – Habits and Involvement ▪ 32 Question – The Use of the Ego ▪ 33 The Breath ▪ 34 Question – Openness and Danger ▪ 35 Breathing Practice 1 ▪ 36 Breathing Practice 2 ▪ 37 Breathing Practice 3 ▪ 38 Breathing Practice 4 ▪ 39 Breathing Practice 5 ▪ 40 Breathing Practice 6 ▪ 41 Breathing Practice 7 ▪ 42 More on Breathing Practice ▪ 43 Question – Where We Go When We Die ▪ 44 Question – Fear of Limitlessness ▪ 45 Question – Horror Movies and Practice ▪ 46 Question – Dharma and Office Politics ▪ 47 Question – Importance and Legacy ▪ 48 Question – Visualisation ▪ 49 Questions – Value and Purpose ▪ 50 Question – Lineage ▪ 51 Vipassana

▪ 52 Bodhicitta Comment ▪ 53 Breathing – 9 Round ▪ 54 Breathing In, Holding, Out – Progression ▪ 55 Problems in Meditation ▪ 56 Advice on Meditation Problems ▪ 57 Faith ▪ 58 What Is at Stake ▪ 59 Question – Participation and Involvement in Meditation ▪ 60 Question – Length of Meditation, Busyness ▪ 61 Dedication