Download as PDF James Low, 7 August 2014 Buddhist thinking and practice focuses on freeing ourselves from unhelpful limiting beliefs so that we may see ourselves and the world clearly and act with compassion. In order to let go of limiting beliefs we have to see their negative effect and decide to cease from indulging them. This is facilitated by […]
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» Read moreJames Low, 7 August 2014 Written for CAT [Cognitive Analytic Therapy] Trainees. Download PDF For change to be fundamental it has to address the foundation, the ground, the basis, the source. For it to be radical it has to identify the radix, the root. Only when the root of experience is firmly planted in the ground of spacious presence can healthy […]
» Read moreJames Low Amorebieta, Spain. 18-20 June, 2010Transcribed by Deniz CsernoklavekEdited by James Low and Barbara Terris Excerpts …In Tibet it was said that dzogchen existed before buddhism arrived. It was there before the bön religion too. That is to say, it is not an invented system, but it is something that was, is, and always will be, and that people […]
» 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 […]
» 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 moreNew Translation: This has been translated into German (by Petra Niehaus), Italian (by Rita Gastaldi), Portuguese (by Jorge Lira, 2020) and Turkish (by Mustafa Mert Çelebi, 2020). Uploaded 13 Dec. 2020
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