The inseparability of stillness and movement. Saraha’s mahamudra text, ‘The Treasury of Songs’ which is Chapter 13 in the book “Simply Being”. James Low Berlin, 26-29 October 2017 Text prepared by Lea Pabst and Barbara Terris Read the transcript here. Listen to the recording here
» Read moreSemdzin practice: getting to know your mind. A handout prepared and used by James Low at various retreats. Semdzin are a series of meditation exercises in dzogchen to hold or fixate the mind. They were gathered together by Longchen Rabjampa [1308–1364] into a series of 21 semdzin. English German Spanish
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» Read moreJames Low translated both texts from Tibetan and taught on them in Berghof, 6-14 July 2024. The Mahamudra Instructions of Tipun Pema Chogyal Tipun Pema Chogyal (1876-1958) was a teacher in the Drukpa Kagyud tradition of Ladakh and a disciple of Shakya Shri. Text in English German translation by Robert Jaroslawski Notes on Mahamudra by Padma Karpo Kunkhyen Padma Karpo […]
» Read moreLetting nature show the way: resting in our true nature in nature James Low Summer Camping Retreat organised by Huw Wyn at Chiddinglye, Sussex. 12-15 August, 2021 Transcribed by Kate Egetmeyer.
» Read moreThis is the first of two texts of mahamudra (Phyag-rGya Chen-Po), the great openness. It was composed by the famous Indian yogi Maitripa and transmitted directly to Marpa who gave it to his disciple Milarepa. Translated by James Low and commented by him in East Sussex, 2021, Bremen 2012, Geneva, 2019, Freiburg, 2018. Read the text in English here. This […]
» Read more“Twenty-three indestructible verses on mahamudra taught on the banks of the River Ganges by the master adept of mahamudra, Sri Tilopa, to the learned and accomplished Kashmiri pandit Naropa after he had accomplished the twelve demanding tasks. Great Naropa then transmitted it to the great king of translators Marpa Chokyi Lodro who translated it and finalised it at Naropa’s northern […]
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