Gutenstein Retreat, September 2005 James Low Download PDF Transcribed by Johanna Stoll Edited by Wendy Chozom Excerpts: Rather than the mind being a possession of the self, the self is a construct of the mind. When we don’t realise this, the openness of the mind is ignored by grasping at a product of the mind – the self. ཨ ཨ ཨ At the heart […]
» Read moreJames Low Macclesfield, 8th November 2003 Transcribed by Gordon Ellis and Sarah Allen Edited by Wendy Chozom Read and download the transcript in English Read and download the transcript in Portuguese Listen to the audio here. Excerpt …There is no rule-book to tell us how to live; we are all flying by the seat of our pants. In this situation it’s best to […]
» Read moreJames Low Direct Introduction of Buddhahoodbeyond Classification: a terma text of Dorje Drophan Lingpa. 23-25 December 2001. transcribed by Sarah Allen Edited by Barbara Terris This terma text with commentary is included in Chapter 8 of Simply Being
» Read moreExtracted from the start of the Eifel Retreat, October 2001 James Low Download the PDF Transcribed by Sarah Allen Edited by Barbara Terris “Most of us who have been involved with buddhism for some time will have reflected a lot on impermanence, but it is never something to treat lightly. It is the royal road to an understanding of stillness […]
» Read moreAt the end there are 18 attachments with instructions on how to do 10+ practices taught on the retreat. James Low Download the Pdf Eifel, Germany. Autumn Retreat, 10-14 October 1997. Edited by Robert Jaroslawski Editor’s remarks James Low has been asked to publish some of his talks for quite a time. Coincidentally, serving as his translator during several workshops […]
» Read moreFrankfurt, Germany, 21st January 1996 Transcribed by Ruth Rickard from an incomplete recording. With amendments by James Low Download as PDF
» Read moreTalk by James Low London, 22 April 1995 Transcribed by Ruth Rickard and edited by Barbara Terris ExcerptThe key thing that I want to emphasise today is that this story of Nyima Özer is about the nature of service and of being a servant. The bodhisattvas are our servants and from that point of view, their service is holy. It […]
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