Retreat Berlin 6-7 December 2014 Non-duality: understanding and awakening to primordial purity and spontaneity. How to use the view of non-duality to deal with problems and obstacles in practice and daily life. Audio edited by Olaf Brockmann Translating by Kati Yahoual English and German Download here
» Read morePublic Talk Berlin 5. December 2014 Offenherzigkeit und Nichtdualität. What openness and non duality refers to in Tibetan Buddhism. Having an open heart may seem naive in this world of turbulence yet the truly open heart integrates wisdom and compassion and is the site of contentment and fulfilment. Audioediting by Olaf Brockmann Translating by Kati Yahoual English and German Download […]
» Read more29-30 Nov 2014, Bristol, UK Finding the spacious peace present in every moment of movement “Meditation is a means of awakening to the basic space of awareness within which all experience occurs. Through this we can develop wisdom and compassion.” Recorded by John Chettoe and edited by his son. Download here
» Read moreEmptiness and Dzogchen, Granada 2014 31 Oct – 02.Nov. 2014 [Spanish and English] Translating Juan B. García Lázaro Enseñanzas de James Low en Granada sobre “Vacuidad y Dzogchen” sobre el texto “La canción del cuco” de Vairocana. Sonido original en inglés con traducción al español. Teachings by James Low in Granada (Spain) on “Emptiness and Dzogchen” using Vairocana’s text, The […]
» Read moreImagination and experience: the relation between tantra and dzogchen 26-28 Sept 2014 Gutenstein, Austria English and German Translation by Sylvester Lohinger. Download here
» Read morePublic Talks, Vienna, 25 Sept 2014 Being part of the World: easy spontaneous participation is the fruit of non-dual practice. English and German Translator: Sylvester Lohinger
» Read moreGeneral Buddhist Teachings. Badowo, Poland. July 2014 Organised and filmed by Konrad Świtała. Translating Kot Przybora. [English and Polish] “The dzogchen view and practice is a beautiful and effective method to free ourselves and others from anxiety, alienation and confusion. Focussing on the actuality which is always present, although often unattended to due to our immersion in our thoughts and […]
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