BEING HERE AND NOW - JAMES LOW

Discover the depth of Tibetan Buddhism with the book "Being Here and Now" by James Low, a commentary on the Terma Dzogchen by Nudan Dorje. This unique position introduces the world of teachings hidden and discovered by masters endowed with special power, offering insight into the quintessence of Tibet's spiritual tradition.

• Concise and clear presentation of the theoretical foundations of Dzogchen
• Key meditation tips for practitioners
• Inspiration and help for adepts of Dzogchen teachings
• Unique commentary on the Terma Mirror of Clear Meaning
• Insight into the original, non-dual nature of the mind
• Practical instructions from the great Tibetan master Nudan Dorje

The Terma Mirror of Clear Meaning, written by Nudan Dorje in the 19th century, is the essence of the theoretical foundations and methods of Dzogchen practice. Dzogchen, considered the quintessence of Tibet's spiritual tradition, leads directly to the discovery of the original nature of the mind. The book "Being Here and Now" is a commentary on this Terma, offering practical guidance and meditation instructions.

James Low, the author of the commentary, introduces the reader to the world of Dzogchen teachings, presenting them in an accessible and understandable way. His interpretation of the Terma Mirror of Clear Meaning is an invaluable aid to all Dzogchen practitioners, enabling a deeper understanding and experience of the teachings.

Publishing House A presents this exceptional position in hardcover, ensuring durability and aesthetic appearance. The 213x153 mm format and 200 pages filled with content make the book ideal for studying and practicing. The year of publication 2025 guarantees topicality and a fresh perspective on Dzogchen teachings.

The book "Being Here and Now" is not only a collection of theoretical considerations, but above all a practical guide to meditation and spiritual practice. Thanks to it, every adept of Dzogchen teachings can deepen their understanding and experience, discovering the original nature of their mind.