James Low Public Talk: The Basis for Awakening. Tibethaus, Frankfurt,Germany. 5 October 2017 Awakening, or enlightenment, is often regarded as being almost unattainable. The dzogchen view, however, points to the ever-present basis of enlightenment and offers us the means to access it directly Download here German and English Organised by Martin Brüger
» Read moreJames Low Public Talk. Freiburg, 22 June 2017 English and German Translating by Robert Jaroslawski Audio recording by Robert Jaroslawski Also on Vimeo at http://vimeo.com/225221239 Download here
» Read moreJames 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 Low Tibethaus, Frankfurt, Germany. 10 Oct 2016 Organised by Martin Brüger German translation by Frank Hoffmann Duration 01:34:58 45.6 MB .mp3 Compassion and Non-duality In buddhism compassion has different aspects – as aspiration, as focused activity and as an intrinsic quality of our buddha nature. We will look at each of these aspects and explore the non-duality of wisdom […]
» Read morePublic Talk 2 June 2016, Freiburg, Germany Peaceful Engagement. Being ethically active in this turbulent world, without burning out, is an admirable goal. Buddhism offers clarity as to how it can be achieved. James begins by saying that he will explore how we can engage with the world without being overwhelmed. German and English Translator: Robert Jaroslawski Download here
» Read moreJames Low Public Talk: Mindfulness in everyday life Bonn, 13 April 2016 English and German Download here
» Read moreJames Low Tibethaus, Frankfurt, Germany Public Talk. Buddhism and personal identity: our sense of self is an ongoing process rather than a fixed entity. German and English Translator is Frank Hoffmann. Organiser is Martin Brüger. Recorded by Patrick Haase. Download here
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