These Transcripts are organised in date order with the most recently uploaded ones first. All the transcripts on the website have been ‘edited’, mostly by Barbara Terris, some by James Low and also by others.
James Low Lahr, Germany, 5th-6th December, 2009 Download PDF Transcribed by Sarah Allen Edited and revised by James Low Excerpts: … Sitting quietly in meditation you can examine the birth of samsara, when the openness of the mind gets lost sight of, as the subject is mesmerised by the object and so forgets its own ground… …Thoughts are very fragile; […]
» Read moreWykład z Centrum Drzewo Życia, Szczecin, Polska, 7-8 maja 2009 r. James Low Transkrypcja i tłumaczenie na j. polski: Bartek Czajkowski Korekta tłumaczenia : Joanna Janiszewska-Rain Download PDF Extract Dzogczen zaczyna się dokładnie tam, gdzie jesteśmy, i nie sugeruje, że powinniśmy udać się gdzie indziej lub robić cokolwiek innego niż robimy. Jesteśmy raczej zaproszeni do spoczęcia w rozluźnionej obecności, otwartej na […]
» Read moreFragment wykładów z Centrum Drzewo Życia, Szczecin, Polska, 7-8 maja 2009 James Low Download Pdf
» Read moreJames Low Hamburg Retreat, February 2011 Download PDF Hamburg, Germany 18-20 February 2011 Transcribed by Anne Conn Edited by Barbara Terris Extracts …In the springtime when you go out in the country you see the small lambs jumping about. This is the mind of a meditator, because the field is open. There is nothing to do except jump about and […]
» Read moreJames Low An extract from the weekend retreat entitled Awake in Illusion Download PDF Hamburg, Germany 18-20 February 2011 Transcribed by Anne Conn Edited by Barbara Terris “…But this kind of experience in meditation like tiredness—in Tibetan they call it jing-wa—means sinking and is described as like being a tired swimmer. You still have to get across the river, you can’t […]
» Read moreJames Low Brighthelm Centre, Brighton, UK 2nd December 2012 Transcribed by Michelle Hughes Edited by James Low Dzogchen (the great perfection) is one of the most beautiful expressions of wisdom that has come from Tibet and India. Its essence points to the inherent freedom and clarity that is our natural state. Free from religious or spiritual dogma, it offers a […]
» Read moreMacclesfield, UK. February 26th, 2005 Most of us have a lot of worries and anxiety in our lives. I will explain the traditional Nyingmapa understanding of the nature of anxiety, the structures underpinning its development, and show how meditation can help us cut through the root of that development. Transcribed by Kevin Lawrence Edited by Wendy Chozom Excerpts Anxiety is not […]
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