James Low Public Talk. Cologne, Germany. 21 May 1995 Recorded by Theo Kierdorf and later digitalised and audio-edited by Wendy. German and English In dzogchen we are trying to explore the place where we might arrive. In exploring what the mind is itself, and getting a direct confidence in that, that then becomes a touchstone … Download here
» Read moreTalk by James Low London, 22 April 1995 Transcribed by Ruth Rickard and edited by Barbara Terris ExcerptThe key thing that I want to emphasise today is that this story of Nyima Özer is about the nature of service and of being a servant. The bodhisattvas are our servants and from that point of view, their service is holy. It […]
» Read moreGathered together here are what James Low has taught on Patrul Rinpoche, specifically on his text on ‘The Two Truths’. Here is the text in Tibetan (provided by CR Lama with an additional line from the current Patrul Rinpoche), together with an English translation. These chapters below are from Simply being: texts in the dzogchen tradition (James Low, Antony Rowe […]
» Read moreEstratti dal Buddismo e Psicoterapia scritti da James Low durante un seminario a Berlino nel giugno del 1993. La versione integrale in inglese e’disponibile sul suo sito web di www.simplybeing.co.uk This translation into Italian was organised by Nanni Deambrogio of the Mindfulness Project, in association with Istituto Lama Tzong Khapa. Download Pdf Contents Stili di terapia Rinforzando l’ego minando l’ego […]
» Read moreWochenendseminar, Berlin, 7-8 November 1998 James Low Übersetzt von Stephan Schneider Als PDF downloaden Unser Thema ist „Buddhismus und Psychotherapie“. Mit einem besonderen Bezug zu der zentralen Frage: „Was verstehen wir unter Leiden und den Gründen, warum Menschen leiden?“ Der Fokus liegt dabei in erster Linie auf dem Buddhismus. Zum einen, was hat der Buddhismus für die Praxis der Psychotherapie […]
» Read moreA Paper presented by James Low at The Champernowne Trust Annual Summer Course: “Living the Symbolic Life”, Cumberland Lodge 1990. It includes a Tibetan Buddhist account of the origin of the first mandala of the wrathful forms of the Buddha. The story of Matram Rudra. Read as PDF Excerpt: ‘Mandala” is a term that Jung has done much to popularise […]
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