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“Wonderful! In the debased times of the final five-hundred year period, a fortunate secret yogi (Rigdzin Godem) will meet with my treasure. The sugatas of the three times will be his witness and will help him. See the guru in the form of Vajrasattva surrounded by many agents and dakinis. They act as his helpers in whatever activities he performs. If you […]
» Read moreThis prayer to Maha Acharya Padmasambhava which is a great cloud of blessing, was composed by the 5th Dalai Lama, Ngag-dBang bLo-bZang rGya-mTsho, under his sobriquet Zahor Gyi Bande, the Monk of Zahor. It was composed at the request of Jang Ling Samdrub Gyalpo in order to help the sadhana practice on the 10th lunar day at the time of […]
» Read moreComposed by Dudjom Rinpoche Translated by James Low Download as PDF
» Read moreIn the manner of polishing a precious jewel and offering it as the crest jewel of the victory banner, fortunate beings will read, debate and write about these teachings. By this great wave of activity they will act carefully to spread the doctrine in all directions. With this hope, as a connecting aspiration for its being accomplished accordingly, Mipham Jamyang Namgyal Gyamtso, who […]
» 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 moreArticle published in The Middle Way: Journal of the Buddhist Society, 2012, [87,1], 35-38. Special issue on Vajrayana Tibetan Buddhism. James Low Übersetzt von Kurt Rabitsch Als PDF downloaden Extract Wie kann es so einfach sein und trotzdem kommen wir nicht drauf? Also, das liegt daran, weil wir nach etwas suchen. Wir versuchen unsere Buddha-Natur zu finden, als wenn sie eine bessere […]
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