James Low Public talk Freiburg, Germany Evening of Thursday 21st June 2007 Download PDF Transcribed by Yashomitra [Jonathan Baker] and Wendy Chozom Edited by Barbara Terris Excerpts From the point of view of buddhism the mind is considered to be not something which can be filled, but something which reveals. The traditional example for this is the image of a […]
» Read moreJames Low Ein öffentlicher Abendvortrag von James Low Freiburg i.Br., Deutschland Donnerstag, 21. Juni 2007 Übersetzt von Julia Dreyer Download the Pdf Auszüge Vom buddhistischen Standpunkt aus wird der Geist als etwas betrachtet, das nicht angefüllt werden kann, sondern als etwas, das etwas offenbart. Das traditionelle Beispiel dafür ist das Bild eines Spiegels… Wenn wir uns aber auf unsere eigene […]
» Read moreFreiburg, Germany. 14 June 2012 Public Talk on the nature of healing in relation to buddhism and dzogchen English and German Translated by Robert Jaroslawski Track Listing ————- The nature of healing in relation to Buddhism and Dzogchen (01:52:35) Total play time: 01:52:35 Total size : 102.87 MB
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» Read moreJames Low Intrinsic awareness and the constructed self: exploring how we have developed a construction of ourselves and how to get more space to move in the world with ourselves and with others. Public Talk, Freiburg, 23rd June 2011 Transcribed by Sarah Allen Revised by James Low
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» Read moreWhen things are calm it is easy to disturb them. When things are clear it is easy to dirty them, to make them lose their clarity. On an ordinary level calmness and clarity are very vulnerable states. This is because of the very nature of our existence. From a traditional buddhist point of view the functioning basis of our existence, of how we operate as human beings, is to be caught up in an experience of duality: looking inside we experience ‘ourselves’, and looking outside we experience ‘things’ which are other. But of course, it is not quite as simple as that.
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