Sweet simplicity

The author, James Low is very very lucid and precise in his writing style. So we get a good appreciation of the Vajrayana style of Tibetan Buddhist practice ... the practice is nothing to strive at and instead it is a state of relaxed being at ease with indistinguishability of awareness and experience. You can follow James Low to his website and hear even more detailed explanation... Anyone who has heard about Dzogchen somewhere can readily penetrate the essence laid out in this book. James Low has done great service to the Buddhist community via this book. (Simply Being)

I read this book three times so far and continuing to read again and again, my friend who bought after me doing same thing and this time we bought it for our another friend in our small dharma group in Turkey. May the wisdom in this book meet with many many people generations after generations in varied geographies from Europe to Middle East and support the liberation of all beings. (Being Right Here)

This is a beautifully done book, really a life's work that James Low offers to us now as a flowing synthesis of all he has learned (as an Englishman immersed from his teen years in Tibetan Buddhist praxis).  (This is it, 2021)

My favorite Dzogchen text for its simplicity and it's inspiration. (Simply Being, 2014)

James Low's commentary of Nuden Dorje's Dzogchen classic is peerless. James's Pointing Out Instructions (the proverbial "finger pointing at the moon") are so clear and lucid they almost get you to the moon itself. (Mirror of Clear Meaning, 2022)