This includes translations from transcripts, from (short) writings, from poems and from things James has translated into English from Tibetan. i.e. from any texts.
A new text written by James Low, November 2024. Reflections that may be useful for people who are working with clay and making tsa tsa. Clay as source, as unformed potential, shows forms which can help us see the non-duality of the source and the display of the potential of the source. When we make tsa-tsa we press clay into […]
» Read moreJames Low translated both texts from Tibetan and taught on them in Berghof, 6-14 July 2024. The Mahamudra Instructions of Tipun Pema Chogyal Tipun Pema Chogyal (1876-1958) was a teacher in the Drukpa Kagyud tradition of Ladakh and a disciple of Shakya Shri. Text in English German translation by Robert Jaroslawski Notes on Mahamudra by Padma Karpo Kunkhyen Padma Karpo […]
» Read moreNew Translation: Benvenuti! Welcome to our lineage! “Now that evermore people are making use of the website I offer some words of welcome and a brief introduction to how we are.” New translation in Italian by Francesca Fazzio. Uploaded 01 07 2024
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» Read moreNew Text: Consequences of unawareness of the source. A new text by James translated into German by Jayachitta, with Frank Sandschulte and into French by Yann Leguen, reread by Martin Widmer
» Read moreNew text written by James about Buddhist views of war and conflict. Translated into French by Yann Legues, German by Robert Jaroslawski and into Portuguese by Madalena Pedroza. Uploaded 17 03 2024
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