The transcripts listed here have all been read and revised by James Low. They may be particularly suitable for people whose first language is not English.
James Low Integrating dzogchen meditation and teachings with our daily life. Teaching at Drzewo Życia Centre, Szczecin, Poland, 7-8 May 2009 Translated and transcribed by Bartek Czajkowski Edited by Sarah Allen and James Low Read or download the transcript in English in German Excerpts “…The Buddha’s teachings are radical, disturbing—they turn our world upside-down and shift the basis of who […]
» Read moreJames Low A talk given to therapists at the Buddhism and Psychotherapy Conference at the Lama Tzong Khapa Institute organised by the Mindfulness Project, Pomaia, Italy. 15-17 August, 2007 Download the Pdf Extract All the experiences of our lives are like birds flying in the sky. Maybe you go walking through the lovely trees here and suddenly a memory comes into […]
» Read moreNew Translation: Portuguese translation prepared by João Vale and Aline Costa. Uploaded 3rd January 2021
» Read moreJames Low Creativity and meditation Tuscany, Italy One Week Summer Camp, August 1994 Download and Read the transcript: in English in German in Italian Excerpts That is why the start of the meditation—the clear blue sky—is a new beginning for everything. And the middle is a further dispersal of the old, the solid, the enduring. The end of the […]
» Read moreBuddhism and Psychotherapy Weekend Semonar in Berlin, June 1993 Download Pdf Excerpt The problem of finding a guru is very similar to the problem of finding a psychotherapist. Psychotherapists will tell you all about the training they have done and the diplomas they have. Gurus will be presented, wrapped in all sorts of titles, with stories about the lineages they […]
» Read moreJames Low Published in The Psychology of Awakening: Buddhism, science and our day-to-day lives, edited by Guy Watson, Stephen Batchelor and Guy Claxton (Rider, 1999) ISBN 0-7126-7043-2 Download Pdf Introduction Suffering is something that concerns us all. We are marked by our own past sufferings, and the bruises we carry around in our hearts often keep us wary of what […]
» 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
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