Since 1995 James Low has led retreats twice a year in the Eifel region of Germany, usually at the Kamalashila Institute.
Dying and death from the view of Dzogchen “In dzogchen we practice to integrate all experience within the state of infinite life. Life itself, the ever-fresh presence of awareness, is unlimited by any experience which arises, including the movement of dying and death. This involves de-centering but not annihilating the ego” Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
» Read moreJames was teaching on the short text “The Record of the Heart-felt Advice of the Dakini Indestructible Glorious Lamp” by Ayu Khandro. Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
» Read moreSpace, Energy and Imagination Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
» Read moreThe Creativity of Emptiness: Tantra and Dzogchen We will explore how visualization opens the way to connect with the natural radiance of the mind. Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
» Read moreOpen, empty, different Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
» Read moreGonpo Wangyal’s Dzogchen James taught using the text by Gonpo Wangyal translated as Introduction to the nature of the mother of all the buddhas. Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
» Read moreIn the course of this retreat, James taught from the text “Mi Tag Gyud Kul” – Encouragement of Impermanence – written by Rigdzin Godem. You can read more about this prayer here. Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
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