Penguins listening to gramophone during Shackleton’s Antarctic expedition, 1909. You will find James’ first audiobook, as prepared by Stuart Zinski, here on this page. It is from teachings James gave in the Spring of 2021, translating and commenting on teachings by Lama Chetsangpa. Please note: This will be published later in 2025 as a hardback book to be called […]
» Read moreTranslated by James Low and included in his book Simply Being in Part 1: The Translations. These revised translations (with notes) were prepared for Zoom teachings in 2021. Extract Although one may have great faith in and longing for the dharma, if one does not meet with an accomplished guru, then the dharma that one practises will be difficult to […]
» Read moreNew Transcript. The transcripts of all four sessions are now completed. Uploaded 07 08 2021.
» Read moreDepth and light: awaken to the infinite radiance of the empty mind. James Low Teaching retreat: Berlin, Germany 29th Sept – 3rd Oct 2016 James teaches with reference to Chapter 5 of Simply Being, ‘The Expansive Oral Instructions of the Precious Dharma Master, Chetsangpa Ratna Sri Buddhi’. Read and Download the transcript. Watch the video with German translation https://youtu.be/13awoVHe3UU?si=D8RL0GiviQ0-cvlj and https://youtu.be/KX8pjXBgQjk?si=VuJXJTHLIgVYoY72
» Read moreJames Low Teaching Retreat: Letting illusion dissolve Todtmoos, Germany 5-7 June 2015 English and German Translated by Robert Jaroslawski Filmed by Krishna Beutel Letting illusion dissolve. Dzogchen view and practice following the text of Chetsangpa which is on pages 69-83 of the 3rd edition of Simply Being, and on pages 110-128 of the recent German edition. Download here You can also […]
» Read moreJames Low 2-5 Oct 2008 Integration of dharma: being with others Transcribed and prepared by Sarah Allen Read or download the transcript “…If you want to be yourself you have to manage other people, pulling them in and pushing them away. Connection and participation is important. This means being able to stay present with things in the face of feelings […]
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