Offering

Offering to the Dharma

We can offer our work, our prayers, and our resources to the Dharma. We can offer material things and we can also visualise making offerings, as the Bodhisattva Samantabhadra did.

The teachings of dzogchen have been present in our world for many thousands of years. They have been passed on in unbroken lineages which have survived in Tibet and have now spread out into the world.

The purpose of this website is to offer the key points of dzogchen illustrated with many examples from everyday life. All the material on simplybeing.co.uk is offered freely and is the product of voluntary collaboration. These presentations are mainly in the form of transcripts of teachings given at retreats, at public talks and more recently on Zoom. As well as the books James prepares there are audio recordings, and video recordings freely available on YouTube.

The teachings by James Low are according to the transmissions he received from his root teacher Chimed Rigdzin Lama and from other Nyingma lamas.

It is hoped that the costs of setting up and maintaining the website and James’ work will be met by contributions (dana) in the spirit that the greatest of gifts is the gift of the dharma.

Thank you for your donation which will be used in various ways to make dharma teachings available and to support people who practise them.

“If there is some merit in this work, may it help all beings awaken.
If there is no merit, may its emptiness protect all beings from disturbance.”

You can read here what James said in 2019 about making offerings. It is an extract from a retreat in The Eifel on Dzogchen and Mahamudra.

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