James Low - Dzogchen and Buddhist Teachings

Dive into the intricate world of Buddhist philosophy where the concept of self is put under the microscope. Discover how limiting beliefs shape our identities and why breaking free from them leads to true awareness. The discussion highlights the distinction between conceptual understanding and direct experience, urging listeners to embrace the openness of existence beyond the illusion of separation. It's a thought-provoking exploration of awakening that challenges perceptions and encourages inner freedom.

Dive into the fluid nature of identity and how our self-perceptions are shaped by relationships. Discover the intriguing concept of dependent origination, emphasizing our interconnectedness. The discussion highlights the transient essence of existence, prompting reflection on how we define ourselves amid constant change. It’s a thought-provoking journey through the intricacies of relational identity.

Delve into the fascinating contrast between traditional theistic beliefs and the Buddhist view on existence and morality. Discover how Buddhism emphasizes the inherent divinity within each person. Learn about the powerful role of meditation in navigating life's challenges and enhancing personal growth. This thoughtful discussion encourages listeners to explore their inner potential and redefine their understanding of spirituality.

Discover the fleeting nature of thoughts and how they can mislead us when we cling to them. Embrace the uniqueness of each moment, shifting your perspective to enhance your ease in life. Learn how ease flows in both transmission and reception, fostering a new way of being. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being present and receptive to life’s simple, profound teachings.

Discover the art of ease in transmission and reception within Buddhist teachings. James Low explores non-duality, emphasizing the unity between self and the world. He contrasts this fluid understanding with more rigid, dualistic views. Listeners are invited to engage deeply with their thoughts in the present moment while learning to embody a state of ease for better reception of teachings. It's a journey towards a more relaxed and integrated way of being.

Getting lost is easy, especially if we are sure that we are right. Trusting our thoughts and feelings, we act decisively and strongly and find out much later that we have gone blindly astray without realising that we were so wrong.This story shows both the havoc created by the selfish entitlement that proclaims, “Me first!” and the many faces of kindness the Buddhas manifested to tidy up the mess.Search for "Me first! James Low" on the Amazon website for your desired country.The original Tibetan account explaining why the Buddhas had to manifest wrathful forms is translated in the book "This Is It" by James Low, (Simply Being, 2020, ISBN 978 0 9569239 8 1). See chapter 4, "Getting Lost Invites Trouble".Text: James LowPaintings: Diana CollinsGerman translation prepared by: Robert JaroslawskiRead by: Pema RangdrolAnimations: Marja ShramkoSound: Marie SamarinaEnglish: youtu.be/5zx1-ms6A14German: youtu.be/9njxvv03h0E (you are here)Russian: youtu.be/6awWYP0jUyQSpanish: youtu.be/G1zpzKONDPIPortuguese: youtu.be/_2KpmDL4naIRomanian: youtu.be/U3EMvKOP6tATurkish: youtu.be/SuzOQLZuC1cItalian: youtu.be/0gzAnqA2lJE📱 Instagram of excerpts: instagram.com/simplybeingsangha🎧 Poscasts of some teachinhgs: simplybeing.co.uk/news/podcasts/📆 Learn more about future events: simplybeing.co.uk/events

Getting lost is easy, especially if we are sure that we are right. Trusting our thoughts and feelings, we act decisively and strongly and find out much later that we have gone blindly astray without realising that we were so wrong.This story shows both the havoc created by the selfish entitlement that proclaims, “Me first!” and the many faces of kindness the Buddhas manifested to tidy up the mess.Search for "Me first! James Low" on the Amazon website for your desired country.The original Tibetan account explaining why the Buddhas had to manifest wrathful forms is translated in the book "This Is It" by James Low, (Simply Being, 2020, ISBN 978 0 9569239 8 1). See chapter 4, "Getting Lost Invites Trouble".Text: James LowPaintings: Diana CollinsTurkish translation prepared by: Pinar McGivernRevised by: Sezen YaşarRead by: Bülent BektaşAnimations: Marja ShramkoSound: Marie SamarinaEnglish: youtu.be/5zx1-ms6A14German: youtu.be/9njxvv03h0ERussian: youtu.be/6awWYP0jUyQSpanish: youtu.be/G1zpzKONDPIPortuguese: youtu.be/_2KpmDL4naIRomanian: youtu.be/U3EMvKOP6tATurkish: youtu.be/SuzOQLZuC1c (you are here)Italian: youtu.be/0gzAnqA2lJE📱 Instagram of excerpts: instagram.com/simplybeingsangha🎧 Poscasts of some teachinhgs: simplybeing.co.uk/news/podcasts/📆 Learn more about future events: simplybeing.co.uk/events

Getting lost is easy, especially if we are sure that we are right. Trusting our thoughts and feelings, we act decisively and strongly and find out much later that we have gone blindly astray without realising that we were so wrong.This story shows both the havoc created by the selfish entitlement that proclaims, “Me first!” and the many faces of kindness the Buddhas manifested to tidy up the mess.Book in PDF: https://simplybeing.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/ME_FIRST_TR_v1.pdfThe original Tibetan account explaining why the Buddhas had to manifest wrathful forms is translated in the book "This Is It" by James Low, (Simply Being, 2020, ISBN 978 0 9569239 8 1). See chapter 4, "Getting Lost Invites Trouble".Text: James LowPaintings: Diana CollinsRomanian translation prepared by: Viorica ConstantinescuRead by: Sorin FițuAnimations: Marja ShramkoSound: Marie SamarinaEnglish: youtu.be/5zx1-ms6A14German: youtu.be/9njxvv03h0ERussian: youtu.be/6awWYP0jUyQSpanish: youtu.be/G1zpzKONDPIPortuguese: youtu.be/_2KpmDL4naIRomanian: youtu.be/U3EMvKOP6tA (you are here)Turkish: youtu.be/SuzOQLZuC1cItalian: youtu.be/0gzAnqA2lJE📱 Instagram of excerpts: instagram.com/simplybeingsangha🎧 Poscasts of some teachinhgs: simplybeing.co.uk/news/podcasts/📆 Learn more about future events: simplybeing.co.uk/events

Getting lost is easy, especially if we are sure that we are right. Trusting our thoughts and feelings, we act decisively and strongly and find out much later that we have gone blindly astray without realising that we were so wrong.This story shows both the havoc created by the selfish entitlement that proclaims, “Me first!” and the many faces of kindness the Buddhas manifested to tidy up the mess.https://www.amazon.com.br/EU-PRIMEIRO-hist%C3%B3ria-surgimento-Buddhism-ebook/dp/B0DCGJGFP3The original Tibetan account explaining why the Buddhas had to manifest wrathful forms is translated in the book "This Is It" by James Low, (Simply Being, 2020, ISBN 978 0 9569239 8 1). See chapter 4, "Getting Lost Invites Trouble".Text: James LowPaintings: Diana CollinsPortuguese translation prepared by: João Pereira Vale NetoRevised by: Madalena Gomes PedrozaRead by: Leandro MartinsAnimations: Marja ShramkoSound: Marie SamarinaEnglish: youtu.be/5zx1-ms6A14German: youtu.be/9njxvv03h0ERussian: youtu.be/6awWYP0jUyQSpanish: youtu.be/G1zpzKONDPIPortuguese: youtu.be/_2KpmDL4naI (you are here)Romanian: youtu.be/U3EMvKOP6tATurkish: youtu.be/SuzOQLZuC1cItalian: youtu.be/0gzAnqA2lJE📱 Instagram of excerpts: instagram.com/simplybeingsangha🎧 Poscasts of some teachinhgs: simplybeing.co.uk/news/podcasts/📆 Learn more about future events: simplybeing.co.uk/events

Getting lost is easy, especially if we are sure that we are right. Trusting our thoughts and feelings, we act decisively and strongly and find out much later that we have gone blindly astray without realising that we were so wrong.This story shows both the havoc created by the selfish entitlement that proclaims, “Me first!” and the many faces of kindness the Buddhas manifested to tidy up the mess.Search for "Me first! James Low" on the Amazon website for your desired country.The original Tibetan account explaining why the Buddhas had to manifest wrathful forms is translated in the book "This Is It" by James Low, (Simply Being, 2020, ISBN 978 0 9569239 8 1). See chapter 4, "Getting Lost Invites Trouble".Text: James LowPaintings: Diana CollinsItalian translation prepared by: Francesca FazzioRead by: Daniele LocaputoAnimations: Marja ShramkoSound: Marie SamarinaEnglish: youtu.be/5zx1-ms6A14German: youtu.be/9njxvv03h0ERussian: youtu.be/6awWYP0jUyQSpanish: youtu.be/G1zpzKONDPIPortuguese: youtu.be/_2KpmDL4naIRomanian: youtu.be/U3EMvKOP6tATurkish: youtu.be/SuzOQLZuC1cItalian: youtu.be/0gzAnqA2lJE (you are here)📱 Instagram of excerpts: instagram.com/simplybeingsangha🎧 Poscasts of some teachinhgs: simplybeing.co.uk/news/podcasts/📆 Learn more about future events: simplybeing.co.uk/events