James Low Always already present. Inclusion in the Great Perfection is intrinsic to each being. Lostness arises from striving. German translation by Jayachitta Polish translation by Bartek Czajkowski Portuguese translation by Milton Petruczok (coming soon) The Organisers are João Vale Neto, Milton Petruczok and Pedro Gomes. English only English and German English and Polish
» Read moreJames Low 20.11.2020 Teaching on Zoom. You can watch the video in English and Portuguese and soon in Spanish. After the break at 38:40 James talks about why he can’t understand what Milton is saying. And he contrasts “thicken” with “thin”. If you find that the videos are a bit jumpy this is because the periods after James has spoken, […]
» Read moreJames Low video on 4 November 2020 Take it easy: freedom is lost by the ego’s activity, so release habits and tendencies into the space of clarity.
» Read moreZoom day of teaching with Kamalashila Institute (Eifel, German) Time table 00:00:00 01:15:20 Part 1 01:15:23 02:30:35 Part 2 02:30:38 03:46:16 Part 3 03:46:21 05:01:54 Part 4 17 October 2020 Part 1 – 4 English
» Read moreJames Low teaching on 3-4 October 2020 In this life a woman gave birth to you. You call that woman your mother. She has given you a great gift yet you will die. However you have another mother, a mother you have never met yet who is never apart from you. This is your intrinsic mother who has never given […]
» Read moreJames Low Berlin 21-24 Nov 2019 Teaching and practice retreat Dissolving obstacles to living the dzogchen view How to apply the view to problems that might arise in life and in meditation. Reference is made to Chapters 8 and 9 of the book Simply Being. Chapter 8 is The direct indication of buddhahood beyond classification by Nuden Dorje and Chapter […]
» Read moreWe are all familiar with the hopes and fears inseparable from romantic love. However the Buddhist view of love is expressed as “May all beings be happy and have the cause of happiness.” This aspiration is inclusive and infinite. It is offered equally to all beings without reference to the qualities we perceive in them. To achieve this warm equanimity […]
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