Staying open in a shut down world. May 2020
New Translation: This has now been translated into Turkish by Mesut ÜK, with the help of Mustafa Mert Çelebi . Uploaded 21 Feb 2021.
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Single Video Lectures (video collection)
James talks about very different topics in this collection, each of which is explained in a single video. Most are records of public teachings. We sort the videos by date (newest first). If a video is available in more than one language, we’ve mentioned the language and used a different color. If a video is in a language other than […]
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Books in Print Click on the book covers below for further information about each book and its translations. Buying Books in Print: Amazon: Books in several languages. Casa Editrice Astrolabio – Ubaldini Editore: Italian books. Ediciones Dharma: Spanish books. French Books (List as PDF) Rahula.pl – Buddyjski Sklep Internetowy: Polish books Rogaty Budda Fundacja Polish Books Rakuten: […]
» Read moreSolitude and how to make use of it. Zoom, May 2020
New translation. Already translated into Spanish by Caroline Van Kilsdonk. Now translated into Turkish by Mustafa Mert Çelebi. Uploaded 15 Dec 2020
» Read moreThe Mirror of luminous revelation
This text by Nuden Dorje Drophan Lingpa is the key text in the book Being Right Here by James Low. It is sometimes referred to by its Tibetan name, “Donsal Melong”
» Read moreVirus Hiatus
The COVID-19 virus is interrupting all our lives in in the most unexpected ways. Death, however, is the biggest interrupter. This little poem begins: Now your life is interrupted Now your plans are not fulfilled Now you see life is no possession Now you see life happens as it will English original German by Frank Sandschulte and Yvonne Moss German […]
» Read moreHow you see is what you see
James Low, 23 April 2020 It begins:Mum sends you, age 7, to the market to buy oranges, only oranges, and “don’t buy anything else!” The women with the fruit and vegetable stalls want to sell you what they have, “Look” they say, “what lovely bananas and the grapes, Oh, such lovely grapes – and these pears are so amazing.”
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