The Open Door of Emptiness is a new book of public talks and teachings prepared by Divya for Kindle. It is available as a kindle e-book and as a kindle paperback book. James says “Although the word ‘emptiness’ can seem a bit intimidating, in the Buddhist traditions it is the key to freedom. Our mind is intrinsically empty of self […]
» Read moreAlthough the word ‘emptiness’ can seem a bit intimidating, in the Buddhist traditions it is the key to freedom…. The chapters in this book offer fresh ways of viewing our situation so that we can awaken to our true essence and to freedom.
» Read moreJames Low. Ensinamento realizado por ocasião do lançamento do livro O Poder Curativo da Vacuidade com a sanga brasileira em 06 de Novembro de 2022. Na ocasião, James também ofereceu comentários sobre a prática de Dokpa (Repelling All Problems). Transcrição da palestra oferecida por Maria Eugênia Bougson a partir da tradução em português realizada por Milton Petruczok e revisão por […]
» Read moreNew translation: translated into German by Robert Jaroslawski. Uploaded 16 06 2022.
» Read moreEthical action in emptiness. James Low Zoom 18th November 2020 Edited by Barbara Terris How to act for the benefit of others and the environment while maintaining a calm clear ethical effectiveness? This is a question that should confront all Buddhists since the suffering of others is our concern. The tension of duality that drives the structures of samsara including […]
» Read moreTalk by James Low, “Emptiness, Equanimity and Kindness” April 2020. When many people are suffering our hearts go out to them and we wish them well. This quality of kindness is vital to extend our connectivity beyond the people of our personal concern. However from the buddhist point of view the power of kindness is greatly increased by merging it with the wisdom of emptiness.
» Read moreJames Low Weekend retreat,10-12 Jan 2020. Qigong Kleinowitz Center, Vienna. Illusion, delusion, confusion We have so many experiences in life. This is possible because our mind is intrinsically open and hospitable to each new moment. Yet this openness is hidden for us by our own involved busyness. Engaged in the never-ending task of self-delusion we impede the unimpeded and obscure […]
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