James Low - Dzogchen and Buddhist Teachings

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The Integration of Stillness and Movement: the approach of different buddhist paths. Eifel 10.2001

The Integration of Stillness and Movement: the approach of different buddhist paths. Eifel 10.200127 sept.6 h 37 min

<p>October 2001. James Low teaches on "The Integration of Stillness and Movement: the approach of different buddhist paths" at Kamalashila Institute in the Eifel region of Germany.</p>

<p>"Most of us who have been involved with buddhism for some time will have reflected a lot on impermanence, but it is never something to treat lightly. It is the royal road to an understanding of stillness and movement." ~ James Low</p>

<p><b>Contents:</b><br />

Stillness and movement<br />

The Four Basic Reflections: back to basics<br />

Precious human birth<br />

Impermanence and death<br />

Karma<br />

Ice or water, depending on the conditions<br />

Going it alone<br />

Samsara: banging into things<br />

Taking refuge</p>