James Low (Simply Being, UK, May 2022) Kindle Paperback ISBN: 979-8825841762 Kindle ebook ASIN: B0B1N8PJ83 It is being translated into Spanish by Mariana Orozco, 2023. This book contains a selection of edited public talks given by James Low. They cover a wide range of topics yet share a common theme: how to apply Buddhist teachings in our complex engagement with […]
» Read moreNew translation. Nemeth Tamás has translated the Introduction to Sweet Simplicity into Hungarian. You can read his translation here. Finom egyszerűség – bevezető. Uploaded 03 05 2022
» Read moreProud little cloud: letting in the light. Text by James Low & illustrations by Amanda Lebus (Simply Being, UK, 2022) ISBN: 978-0956923998
» Read moreLotus Source: Becoming Lotus Born James Low The Tibetan texts in the book were translated by C. R. Lama and James Low. (Simply Being, UK, Dec 2021) Hardback ISBN 978-1739938123 This book focuses on Padmasambhava, the Lotus Born Guru, known in Tibet as Guru Rinpoche. He awakens us to our own lotus source. All Buddhist practice is concerned with awakening […]
» Read moreFacet 6 (Just this) of James Low’s book This Is It has been translated into Hungarian by Németh Tamás. 2021. június 12. Read and download it here. Ez az utolsó rész nagyon rövid, mégis pontosan rámutat mindannyiunk egyszerű, belső igazságára. Az előző metszetek az elemzés, a szimbolika és a kreatív képzelőerő segítségével világítottak rá arra, hogy hogyan, hányféleképpen rejtjük el […]
» Read moreTerma text of Jigme Lingpa Edited by C. R. Lama Practice text translated by C. R. Lama and James Low Revised by James Low (2020) Published by edition khordong im Wandel Verlag, Berlin, 2020. English edition ISBN: 978-3-942380-29-4 German edition ISBN: 978-3-942380-34-8 44 page booklet. Details of how to buy it are here. You can read more about it here.
» Read moreJames Low wrote Chapter 15 of this book, Practising Chod in the Cemeteries of Ladakh, which includes a secret biography of the yogini Machig Labdron and the Chod practice which she created. The practice of chod is unique to Tibetan Buddhism.
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