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Iubeste Ti Mama The book Love your Mother by James Low is translated into Romanian by Viorica Constantinescu, 2026. Romanian (like Russian and Turkish) is not supported by Amazon Kindle so we are making it available here on simplybeing.co.uk as a free Pdf file. There are three sections to this book: Love your Mother The first section explores our origins […]
» Read moreIf you are wondering which of James Low’s books to read, which books are about what, and what order to read them in, then James has prepared the attached list. Click to open the link: Suggested Study Programme JL BT 10 11 2025 Welcome to our Lineage Read more about it.
» Read moreIf dharma is the medicine, what is the disease? These are two Zoom Talks given by James Low on 9th November and 7th December 2024 The transcript was prepared by Sanatan Swinni and edited by Michael Cosgrove with Barbara Terris Read and download the transcript here. Do we actually want to know we are sick? Are we offering a medicine for […]
» Read moreThe Simply Being Sangha of James Low is coming together to build a stupa in Sussex, England. Members of James Low’s SB Sangha are liaising with Damtsig Dorje Lama (also known as Samaya Bajra Lama) who has started preparations in Nepal. We are sponsoring an invitation to the Lama and 2 assistants to come to England to build a stupa […]
» Read moreRecordings of Kompas (Pedro Compasso) chanting Dudjom Rinpoche’s Riwo Sangcho practice in Wilga, Poland, 2025.
» Read moreNew Translation: Supporting each other’s practice. Translated into French, Portuguese and Spanish . April 2026
» Read moreSemdzin practice: getting to know your mind. A handout prepared and used by James Low at various retreats. Semdzin are a series of meditation exercises in dzogchen to hold or fixate the mind. They were gathered together by Longchen Rabjampa [1308–1364] into a series of 21 semdzin. English German Spanish
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