The lamp clarifying the essentials of the way of meditation This short text was written by Tulku Tsultrim Zangpo, also known as Tulku Tsulo or Tulku Tshulo. He was the main teacher of CR Lama. The English text is included in the book Finding Freedom: Texts from the Theravadin, Mahayana and Dzogchen Buddhist traditions by James Low, published in 2019 […]
» Read moreNew Translation: Mesut ÜK translated James’ 2018 text into Turkish with the help of Mustafa mert Çelebi. Uploaded 17 October 2021
» Read more“The Record of the Heart-felt Advice of the Dakini, Indestructible Glorious Lamp” translated from the Tibetan into various languages James has taught on this text by the Tibetan yogini, Ayu Khandro (also spelled Ayo Khandro), in various countries at various times (see below). Read the Tibetan textRead the text in English. The English text is included in Finding Freedom: Texts from […]
» Read moreThis text comes from Nuden Dorje, the first incarnation of my own teacher, C R Lama. We believe that Nuden Dorje was himself an incarnation of one of the close disciples of Padmasambhava, and that Padmasambhava came directly from the pure heart of Amitabha.
Buddhist texts often include a history of how the text arose, from whom, where and when. To say that a text came directly from Padmasambhava or from the mind of another great teacher, what does this mean? Why should we trust it? Who should we trust? You come here and I am telling you a lot of things. Why should you trust me? If you trust there is a chance you will be cheated, but if you don’t trust it’s difficult to proceed.
Translated by C.R. Lama and James Low in 1978. Revised by James Low, August 2013 Download PDF of Heart Sutra in English Download PDF of Heart Sutra in Portuguese Download PDF of Heart Sutra in German
» Read moreNew translation. Mustafa Mert Çelebi translated the Secret Biography of Machig Labdron into Turkish. Uploaded 13 03 2021
» Read moreTranslated by Robert Jaroslawski for the June 2014 teaching retreat in Todtmoos-Au. Downloand PDF
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