Equanimity - Finding balance in a turbulent world. Macclesfield 02.2019
James Low - Dzogchen and Buddhist TeachingsShow Notes
22-24 February 2019. Equanimity - Finding balance in a turbulent world. James Low conducted these teaching weekend for the Kun-Pan Ling Buddhist group in Macclesfield, UK.
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 impermanent contents. In the meditation we seek to open to that which is stable, an invitation, an explanation and a practice. ~ James Low
Recorded by Charles Lomas and Gareth Williams.
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