Buddhist Ethics and its Relation to Wisdom and Compassion JAMES LOW Frankfurt, Germany 12 – 14 February, 1994 Edited by Barbara Terris Download Pdf Excerpts The Buddha’s teachings are radical, disturbing—they turn our world upside-down and shift the basis of who we think we are. Everything that we know, everything that we’re connected with, is still here, but we start […]
» Read moreJames Low Eifel Autumn Retreat, October 19th —22nd, 2006 Transcribed by Wulf Niepold (Thurs – Sat) and Magda Linca (Sun). Edited by Barbara Terris. Download Pdf Excerpts …If we realize that our own nature is open and empty — infinite like the sky — that it’s not covered in anything — then from this openness we can say, “I like… […]
» Read moreNew 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 moreJames Low wrote this in 2012 I am a non-entity English I am a non-entity French I am a non-entity German I am a non-entity Spanish The basic ground of my presence is undefinable, never constrained, restricted or contaminated. I am open, ungraspable, naked, ever fresh – the always already integrated empty presence. Without change or effort this state is […]
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