James Low Shang Shung Institute, London. March 15, 2020. Extracted at the end of a weekend’s teaching. Transcribed by Kate Egetmeyer. Edited by Divya Gupta and Barbara Terris Read the 11 page transcripts here. This is one of several occasions on which James has taught about the five basic questions in our tradition that meditators ask about the mind. These […]
» Read moreThis 9 day retreat was transcribed by Jo Feat. Barbara Terris pulled out and prepared various extracts which have been checked by Judith Way. You can read each extract by clicking on the links below. Clear Light Climate Change Compassion Dana, Generosity, Participating Drenpa, Recollection Five Questions about the Mind Introducing the Padmasambhava Practice Meditation Advice Only Surface Q&As Shine […]
» Read moreSickness and Dharma Talk by James Low Zoom, February 2024 Prepared by Lea Pabst Read the transcript here. Extract “Since I have been sick I will say something about sickness. I’ve written down some notes. Usually, I don’t like to speak with notes, but I thought today it’s better because my mind still gets a bit tired and vague. One […]
» Read moreIdentity and Presence in Education Talk by James Low for the World Education Summit Live Conference March 2024 Prepared by Lea Pabst Read the transcript of the talk here. The hosts gave this title to the video. Journey into Meditation: Non-duality Wisdom. You can watch it here.
» Read moreTranscript of a teaching James Low gave in Warsaw in May 2011. Download and read the transcript here. “Gonpo Wangyal was famous as a meditator. He was particularly famous for his practice of chöd, a practice for realising the true meaning of the Heart Sutra. We are going to be looking at a text which is embedded in a practice […]
» Read moreLetting nature show the way: resting in our true nature in nature James Low Summer Camping Retreat organised by Huw Wyn at Chiddinglye, Sussex. 12-15 August, 2021 Transcribed by Kate Egetmeyer.
» Read moreThis is the first of two texts of mahamudra (Phyag-rGya Chen-Po), the great openness. It was composed by the famous Indian yogi Maitripa and transmitted directly to Marpa who gave it to his disciple Milarepa. Translated by James Low and commented by him in East Sussex, 2021, Bremen 2012, Geneva, 2019, Freiburg, 2018. Read the text in English here. This […]
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