James Low Lahr, Germany, 5th-6th December, 2009 Download PDF Transcribed by Sarah Allen Edited and revised by James Low Excerpts: … Sitting quietly in meditation you can examine the birth of samsara, when the openness of the mind gets lost sight of, as the subject is mesmerised by the object and so forgets its own ground… …Thoughts are very fragile; […]
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» Read moreI want to stay with this practice of shiné and link it, through tantra, into the basic examination of the nature of mind. In shiné practice the focus is on separation, so essentially in this practice we are separating out an observing, focusing, aware position of the self from an involved enmeshed position of the self. James Low Download the […]
» Read moreWe will look at the nature of the mind, an idea which belongs primarily within Buddhist yogacara philosophy. I want to first set out two basic positions about looking into our experience of being alive in the world, and then relate that to the methods of meditation. James Low Download PDF Karma Thegchen Chö Ling, Bremen, Germany 17-18 June 1995 […]
» Read moreNew Translation: Открито Пространство и Безкраен Потенциал: Едно Проучване в Нашата Истинска Природа. Превод на български Райко Райков. Bulgarian translation of Open space and infinite potential prepared by Raiko Raikov. Uploaded 8/11/2021
» Read moreWhen we say we live in a state of absence, it doesn’t mean that we have lost something, but that we are absent from being present in what is here. James Low Download the Transcript in English Download the Transcript in Portuguese Badow, Poland, April 2009 Transcribed by Joanna Janiszewska-Rain Edited by James Low Extracts …I would imagine that for […]
» Read moreJames Low Bilbao-Retreat 18-19. April 2009 Download the Pdf Transkribiert von Jo Féat, redigiert von Barbara Terris Deutsch von Heike Drinkuth Auszüge …Eine der Funktionen von buddhistischer Praxis und buddhistischem Verständnis ist, dass wir anfangen, das Gespinst aus Annahmen zu erkennen, in dem wir leben. Je besser wir die Beschaffenheit dieses Gespinsts, dieses Kokons, durchschauen, umso leichter machen wir uns […]
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