Patience and Non-Duality. Videos. May 2026
New Videos: The Zoom videos in English, German, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian and Spanish are now on Youtube, along with an unedited AI transcript. Uploaded 17/9/26
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How to Cultivate Mental Health in a World on Fire. Zoom. Aug 2026
New Transcript. Extracted from a talk with the Brazilian Lama Padma Samten as part of his ongoing work of bringing Buddhist teachings into conversation with the challenges of contemporary life. Prepared by Ben Godfrey. Uploaded 16/9/26
» Read moreCalm and Clear: finding space for life. Lisbon 2020
New Transcript: Calm and Clear: Finding Space for Life. Lisbon, January 2020. English transcript prepared by Ben Godfrey. Uploaded Sept 2026
» Read moreHaving dharma with you wherever you go. Extract. Berghof, 2026.
New Text: James’ closing words at the end of the 2026 Berghof retreat have been transcribed by Tobias Röder. You can read it here. Yann Leguen and Martine Widmer have prepared it in French, Robert Jaroslawski in German and Jan Szlagowski in Polish. Uploaded Sept 2026
» Read moreThe inseparability of stillness and movement. Berlin, 2017. Text
The inseparability of stillness and movement. Saraha’s mahamudra text, ‘The Treasury of Songs’ which is Chapter 13 in the book “Simply Being”. James Low Berlin, 26-29 October 2017 Text prepared by Lea Pabst and Barbara Terris Read the transcript here. Listen to the recording here
» Read moreYour mind is mahamudra. Tilopa’s meditation advice. Zoom, 2024
Your Mind is Mahamudra: Tilopa’s Meditation Advice to Naropa. Zoom Teaching by James Low given for Tibethaus, 8 Nov 2024. Read the transcript here prepared by Jayachittta. Excerpt: Tilopa was one of the great founders of the historical origins of the teachings of mahamudra. He received inspiration directly from the primordial Buddha Dorje Chang, and he taught Naropa, his main […]
» Read moreStudy, Reflect and Practise. April 2026
Studying, Reflecting and Practising Read the PDF file here. In order to sustain our Dharma life we need to deepen and support our meditation practice with the study of the key points of the path we are following. According to the tradition there are three stages, referred to in Tibetan as ‘thos sam gom sum’. We begin by listening (Tib. […]
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