Cutting free without losing anything. Berlin, 2011

James Low TEACHING RETREAT, BERLIN, 7-8 May 2011 Transcribed by Jo Féat Edited by Barbara Terris The transcript can be read here in English An extract about Chöd, revised by James Low, can be read in English in German   The audio can be listened to here in German and English Excerpt The  more we do this practice, the more we become aware […]

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Sparks: items 1-29, 2016

‘Sparks’ is a selection of poems and short writings by James Low on various dharma topics. They can be read in any order. Click on Sparks to read them all. Numbers 1-29 are writings with individual titles. The remainder are brief extracts from talks and mostly grouped by topic.  They total 314, as at November 2016. More may be added later. Click here to read […]

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Cutting free. Berlin 2011

Excerpt from the retreat “Cutting free without losing anything” held in Berlin, 7-8 May 2011 Transcribed by Jo Féat and Revised by James Low. Read the excerpt: in English in German “The third demon we need to cut is that of exaltation and excitement. It refers to the excited exhilarating relationship that we encourage towards our own experience.” “Why would we want to […]

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Mindfulness and Mind. Public Talk. Tallinn, 2015

James Low Mindfulness and Mind, Public Talk Tallinn, Estonia, 2nd October 2015 Transcribed by Amanda Lebus and Revised by James Low. Read and download the transcript “Mindfulness practice can open us to a site of enquiry which is non-conceptual. Instead of being a construct of thoughts and memories and intentions, we find ourselves present as the clarity of focused attention. […]

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The Cuckoo’s cry. Granada, 2014

Emptiness and dzogchen With reference to a text by Vairocana, called “The Cuckoo’s Cry Heralding the Good Fortune of Glorious Presence” 31st October – 2nd November 2014. Granada, Spain Transcribed by Marie Guillemin Revised by James Low Read or download the transcript here. Note: The transcriber laid out what James said into lines like in a poem. James decided to […]

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