James Low. Buddha nature, compassion and mindfulness in our relationships with others. A training day for counsellors and therapists. The day will include teaching, meditation, small group reflections and Q&A. See the Flyer Organised by Gareth Williams. For Bookings contact Charles Lomas. £45.00 for concessions.
» Read moreJames Low. Staying relaxed and open whatever occurs: using dzogchen meditation to release habits of splitting, neurotic fixation and enmeshment. With translation from English. Sponsored by Jan Szlagowski, Agnieszka Kreglicka and Piotr Petryka. This follows a public talk the evening before. Details are here. Admission free. Voluntary donation.
» Read moreJames Low. Staying relaxed and open whatever occurs: using dzogchen meditation to release habits of splitting, neurotic fixation and enmeshment. With translation from English. Sponsored by Jan Szlagowski, Agnieszka Kreglicka and Piotr Petryka. This follows a public talk the evening before. Details are here. Admission free. Voluntary donation.
» Read moreJames Low. Finding calm in a time of turbulence: a Buddhist point of view. This will be followed by a teaching on Saturday morning in a different location. Details are here. Admission is to cover the venue and Polish translating.
» Read moreJames Low. Finding calm in a time of turbulence: a Buddhist point of view. This will be followed by a teaching on Saturday morning in a different location. Details are here. Admission is to cover the venue and Polish translating.
» Read moreJames Low Psicoterapia y Dzogchen 4-6 November 2016 Kundusling, Barcelona. Read or Download the Transcript in Spanish. Traducción: María Lleó Castells. Transcripción: Esther Aragón Gatell The topic for the weekend was: “Space is a central aspect of Dzogchen Buddhist practice and it is also important in psychotherapy. The space between people can be experienced as linking or dividing. The space […]
» Read more‘Sparks’ is a selection of poems and short writings by James Low on various dharma topics. They can be read in any order. Click on Sparks to read them all. Numbers 1-29 are writings with individual titles. The remainder are brief extracts from talks and mostly grouped by topic. They total 314, as at November 2016. More may be added later. Click here to read […]
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