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New Translation: This has now been translated into Italian by Ilaria Corti and Francesca Fazzio. It joins the translations in German and Hungarian. Uploaded 13th April 2021
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Integrating the three aspects of kindness
Our aspiration for the benefit of others has no limits and can arise in fresh forms with each situation we encounter.
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108 Views of Mt Sunyata
21 Sad Day Views of Mt Sunyata
21 Happy Day Views of Mt Sunyata
Mindfulness, contact and healing in psychotherapy, 2019
The key focus of this short piece is an initial exploration of the synergy between mindfulness and contact in the practice of psychotherapy. Here the term mindfulness is used to indicate a state of conscious attention: one intentionally attends to what is occurring.
» Read moreGround, path and result. 2017
Ground, path and result Read this short piece of writing in English In German Ground The basis of all experience is ungraspable simplicity free of artifice: uncompounded, uncreated; spontaneous, self-arisen; infinite; inconceivable; inexpressible presence eluding capture by concept, categories, definitions. This, the ground of your presence, is other than anything you know yet not something apart. The open ground has […]
» Read moreIdeology of self and the presence of freedom, 2017
The ideology of self and the presence of freedom Read this short piece of writing by James Low, 2017 In English In German The ground is not changed by its display. This display is the play of awareness, of presence inseparable from the ground. The ground seems not to be present when there is absence of presence inseparable from the […]
» Read moreDharma and personal responsibility, 2014
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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