James Low Geneva The Public talk was on 18th March and the retreat was 19-20th March 2016 Both had the same title: The Natural freedom of the mind The transcription is extracts from both events selected and prepared by Martine Widmer. “The view of dzogchen points to the intrinsic simplicity of awareness free of the turbulence of thoughts and emotions.We will […]
» Read moreJames Low Indestructible freedom. This 4 day retreat will focus on settling into the clarity which is present in all experience. Through meditation, including some of the methods of the semdzin and using chapter 8 of Simply Being we will open the space within which all obscurations are self-liberating and go free like clouds dissolving in the sky. The price […]
» Read moreJames Low Indestructible freedom. This 4 day retreat will focus on settling into the clarity which is present in all experience. Through meditation, including some of the methods of the semdzin and using chapter 8 of Simply Being we will open the space within which all obscurations are self-liberating and go free like clouds dissolving in the sky. The price […]
» Read moreOpen the PDF of this article, The deep and vast freedom of the dharma. …At first compassion arises as an aspiration: “May all beings be happy.” Then it becomes the heart and motive of our practice as we develop bodhicitta and hold all beings in mind. Later, compassion arises effortlessly, as compassion free of reification, compassion that effortlessly helps all beings in […]
» Read moreRead the PDF of this article, Embodiment karma and freedom. “At each moment the doors of samsara and nirvana are open. But are we free to be free, to free ourselves from our habits of identifying with finite entities, and so find ourselves free to go through the door of freedom?”
» Read moreOpen the PDF of Intrinsic freedom. “Doing less we find that we are infinite. Doing more, struggling and yearning, we generate more limitations. Our freedom, our unchanging freedom, is the freedom of the ground we have never left.”
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