Opening to the Open. Audio. Retreat. Berghof, July 2026

Opening to the open: learning, reflecting and meditating as active participation in dharma. James Low, 4-11 July 2026 Organised by Martin Brüger. Recorded by Waldemar Krakor. Audio edited by Jonathan Lever. Uploaded by Krystian Dzopia. ↓  Download recordings: James Low – Germany – Berghof – 2026 July                  

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Dissolving obscurations. Audio. Wilga, Poland. May 2026

Dissolving Obscurations in the Innate Openness of Presence James Low 21-24 May 2026. Retreat organised by Olga Maj, Jagoda Tobota, Konrad Świtała and Robert Hnat. Polish Translation by Bartek Czajkowski. Audio recorded by Robert Hnat. “From the point of view of dzogchen, collaboration and participation are much more important than dominance and control. That is to say, we relax and […]

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Open to Life. Audio. Emerson College, UK. June 2025

Life comes as it comes. We do not know what events will arise and impact us. Struggling to stay in charge of what is occurring is exhausting, whilst letting events determine our situation is unwise. The Buddhist Middle Way indicates that we can rest in open awareness while avoiding the extremes of over-involvement and under-involvement. The Dzogchen teachings of relaxing […]

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Non-duality is simple! Audio. July 2025. Berghof, Germany

Non-duality is simple James Low The aim of this dzogchen retreat is to let go of our habitual involvement in the myriad forms of duality. In order to let go we need to sever the links between our erroneous sense of being a separate subject, our erroneous sense of there being separate real objects, and our erroneous grasping at occurrences […]

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The Practice of Meditation. Audio. Berghof, July 2024

Teachings and retreat on Meditation Practice 06-14 July 2024. This 9 day Retreat focussed on two texts: The Mahamudra Instructions of Tipun Pema Chogyal and Notes on Mahamudra by Padma Karpo. These texts show us how to identify and respond to the many kinds of obstacles that can occur in practice. The aim of the retreat was to help us […]

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