Talks delivered in any country, in English without translation.
West Sussex, UK. 17-18 August 2013 This annual camping retreat in Sussex is organised by Huw Wyn. “Dzogchen is free of formality or ritual. The main thing is to be aware of the nature of your experience.” English Only Total play time: Session 1: 01:10:24 Session 2: 01:02:30 Session 3: 01:10:35 Session 4: 00:59:41 Session 5: 01:20:12 Session 6: 01:03:32 Download […]
» Read moreJames Low The Heart Sutra as a way of understanding the view and practice in tantra and dzogchen. Place: National Library of Estonia, Tallinn Date: 20 September, 2013. English only You can also watch a Youtube video of the talk James gave, “The Healing Power of Emptiness” the evening before the weekend teaching English here. Estonian translation here.
» Read morePublic Talk in Szczecin, Poland. 27 Jan 2012 English only Audio-edited by Anne Conn. Recorded by Bartek Czajkowski. “I would like to talk a little about some concepts from Tibetan buddhism and how they might be useful for us in dealing with the difficulties of life. There are many different kinds of buddhism in existence, which take up different positions […]
» Read moreExplaining how wisdom and compassion can be activated in our own existence. Seeing that the compassion which arises through understanding the illusory nature of phenomena is not artificial and that the openness, the radiance, and the arising gesture, are integrated.
» Read moreWeekend Retreat. Geneva, 2-3 Feb 2013 The view and practice of dzogchen according to a terma text of Gonpo Wangyal. Note: The public talk is with the french translation. Be patient James starts to talk after 14 seconds. Download
» Read moreHere are the recordings on a teaching offered by James on Geneva back in february 1st 2013. It’s a buddhist approach to staying relaxed and open in modern life. Tracks below are in english only.
» Read morePublic Talk, Brighton. 2 December 2012 “Dzogchen (The great perfection), is one of the most beautiful expressions of wisdom that has come from Tibet and India. Its essence points to the inherent freedom and clarity that is our natural state. Free from religious or spiritual dogma, it offers a way of being in the world that allows a deep sense […]
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