Wisdom and compassion. [14]. Macclesfield, 2013 (Transcript)
New Portuguese Translation: Madalana Pedroza has translated Sabedoria e Compaixão into Portuguese. Uploaded 24 Aug 2023
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Finding refuge and spreading light. [22]. Macclesfield, 2023
7-28 Jan 2023 UK Macclesfield, Townley Hall James Low Finding refuge and spreading light: Finding enduring refuge in the intrinsic purity of our own mind. Macclesfield Talks 22 On Youtube. Organised by Ann Buxton and Sue Scott. Filmed by Chris Coppock. Video and audio prepared by Pedro Gomes. Download the audio files here
» Read moreKindness, fellow feeling and the common weal [21]. Macclesfield, 2020
Kindness, fellow feeling and the common weal. 31 Jan 2020 – 2nd Feb 2020 James Low Loving kindness, karuna, is the foundational attitude of Buddhism. Kindness sees all life as kind, as kin, as always-already-connected. With this view the barrier between self and other shrinks and we become inclusive in everything we do. This is deepened and supported by […]
» Read moreBalance in turbulent times [20]. Macclesfield, 2019
Equanimity:finding balance in a turbulent world. Macclesfield, 22-24 February 2019 James Low Charles Lomas organised this annual teaching weekend for the Kun-Pan Ling Buddhist group in Macclesfield. Précis: Attempts to withdraw from turbulence or to control the mind are actions which increase our sense of separation. The mahayana view looks at how our mind is, rather than focusing on its […]
» Read moreWorking with life, working with death [19]. Macclesfield, 2018
Macclesfield, 9-11 March 2018 James Low The Macclesfield UK Talks [19] Sound – Gareth + Wendy We are looking at what being alive is from the buddhist point of view and how this illuminates the death process. Précis: Many different ideas exist about what happens at death and these direct our intentionality in this life. The talk examines what buddhism […]
» Read moreDissolving attachment [18]. Macclesfield, 2017
You can now watch the videos from this Feb 2017 teaching retreat… and dissolve any attachment. “Dissolving attachment and being available to the gift of the world.” was the title. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”jK9onVqzHX4″ ]
» Read moreDissolving attachment [18], Macclesfield, 2017
James Low Dissolving attachment in the openness of being. Dzogchen practice focuses on avoiding hanging on to what we like and pushing away what we don’t like. This is supported by the mindfulness that helps us avoid falling asleep in the process of living. Being undistracted is simply talking with full attention when you are talking, walking with full attention […]
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