What is Dzogchen? Saying the unsayable. Interview. Todtmoos, 2006
New French Translation: Qu’est-ce que le dzogchen? Dire l’indicible. Traduit en français par Yann Leguen, relu par Martine Widmer. Uploaded 28 Jan 2024
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New French Translation: Qu’est-ce que le dzogchen? Dire l’indicible. Traduit en français par Yann Leguen, relu par Martine Widmer. Uploaded 28 Jan 2024
» Read moreNew Transcript: This transcript is new on the website, having been was prepared and revised by James Low in Oct. 2020. Audio and Video are already available.
» Read moreJames Low Public Talk, Szczecin, 27 Jan 2012 Being at home with yourself is something very deep and profound. It is not based on a dialogic statement such as ‘I accept how I am’. It is letting go of the busy intellect which is trying to making sense of things. Then we experience directly the intrinsic meaning which pervades every […]
» Read moreA talk given to psychotherapy trainees in London, 15 November 2011 Edited by James Low Download as PDF Transcribed by Amanda Lebus Excerpt There are two interweaving topics to consider here. The first is the nature of subjectivity from the point of view of CAT (Cognitive Analytic Therapy), and the second is the impact of mindfulness on our subjectivity.
» Read moreNew French translation: La pureté intrinsèque des obscurcissements: une vue dzogchen. This translation has just been prepared by Yann Leguen and Martine Widmer from Switzerland. More to follow… Uploaded 01 10 2023.
» Read moreLatest change: Dutch translation by Janine Huizing added 26/10/20
» Read moreJames Low Intrinsic awareness and the constructed self: exploring how we have developed a construction of ourselves and how to get more space to move in the world with ourselves and with others. Public Talk, Freiburg, 23rd June 2011 Transcribed by Sarah Allen Revised by James Low
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