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James Low 26-27 Jan 2019 Warsaw Dzogchen teaching and meditation. Relaxation and the self-liberation of phenomena. We habitually experience objects that can be grasped along with our sense of ourselves as subjects who need to grasp at something in order to continue to exist. Struggling to remove this delusion does not help. Our practice is to relax and open and […]
» Read moreJames Low The open heart, the open mind, is the basis of our life. It is not a thing we have but rather a radiant presence. During these days we will explore emptiness, relative and absolute truth, the basic structure of tantra, and Garab Dorje’s Three Statements and see how they all point to the intrinsic integrity of life. With […]
» Read moreJames Low Teaching weekend: The heart of the matter is the open mind Lady Margaret College, Oxford. 1-2 Dec 2018 Organised by Giovanni Maschio Recorded by Tim Stone Although we rely on our mind in every aspect of our lives, the mind itself is rarely the focus of our interest and attention. Meditation is a simple yet profound way to get to […]
» Read moreJames Low Public Talk: Finding freedom in daily liife 30 Nov 2018, Oxford Quaker Centre Organised by Giovanni Maschio Recorded by Tim Stone Download here
» Read moreJames Low 5th Oct 2018 Tibethaus, Frankfurt, Germany All day public event: The focus is on integrating whatever arises in the openness of meditation. In this busy world it is easy to feel overwhelmed by complexity … there are just too many demands on our limited time! In fact our life is organized around our limitations … of time, money, […]
» Read moreJames Low Evening Public Talk on 4th Oct 2018 at Tibethaus, Frankfurt, Germany The non-duality of stillness and movement in mind, in dzogchen meditation. German and English Archive No. 469 Download the audio files here
» Read moreOpening to life: a public talk. 28 Sept 2018. Buddhism offers a view of life which suggests that the royal road to happiness is to remain relaxed, open and available in all circumstances. The more we are present the more we can let go of our ineffective attempts to avoid or control or manipulate the ever-changing flow of experience. English […]
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