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A teaching retreat based on Gonpo Wangyal’s brief dzogchen text Introduction to the Nature of the Mother of all the Buddhas. James Low Tallinn, Estonia 03 – 04 Nov 2017 Audio Estonian translation by Kadri Raudsepp. The Tibetan text translated into various languages, including Estonian, can be seen here. The audio and video of the public talk in Tallinn on […]
» Read morePublic Talk: Our mind is not what we think it is! James Low 2 Nov 2017 National Library, Tallinn, Estonia The audio was prepared by Johannes Raimond Põllupüü. Although this was translated at the time into Estonian by Kadri Raudsepp the Estonian has been removed from this audio and video recording. Download the audio here A video of this public […]
» Read moreRetreat, 26-29 Oct 2017, Berlin, Bodhicharya Deutschland e.V. The inseparability of stillness and movement Using Saraha ’s Mahamudra text,”Treasury of songs”, which is Chapter 13 in “Simply Being”. English and German Also on vimeo Vimeo Download here
» Read moreJames Low Public Talk, Berlin, Bodhicharya Deutschland e.V., 25 Oct 2017 The talk described how our struggle for identity often leads to conflict, whereas awakening to our intrinsic Buddha nature brings healing and peace. English and German Also on Vimeo
» Read moreJames Low 25 October 2017, Germany James was invited to talk with the staff team living and working in a Buddhist centre for spiritual care. He spoke about how the application of Buddhist ideas might be helpful in their work. The Buddhist center is a place where people can live at times of crisis or illness. Audio edited by Jon Lever. […]
» Read moreJames Low Public Talk, Berlin 25 Oct 2017 The topic is comparing buddha-nature and identity, be it one’s personal identity, one’s national identity, political identity, religious identity or whatever. Transcribed by Lea Pabst Edited by Barbara Terris Watch the video here
» Read more7-13 October 2017. In this six day retreat James was teaching on the text “The Evocation of Samantabhadra”, part of the Gongpa Zangthal which belongs to the Jangter or Northern Treasures revealed by Rigdzin Gödem. The prayer is commonly referred to in Tibetan as “Kunzang Monlam”. The text is available in Tibetan with English translation here, and in English only […]
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