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This is the thing: the empty mind can access everything, but the ego fixation can access very little. The only one limiting us is our own fixation on being like *this*—‘I know what I'm like’—release from that, rest in the potential, and you find your mind is full of all kinds of weird shit.
James Low, Availability for Life (Clarity & Equanimity Dzogchen teachings)
"... there is a possibility of a sustained availability in myself to receive the ever-changing richness of the unfolding world." - James Low
▪︎Snaphance pistol (orignally owned by Louis XIII of France).
Date: 1611 AD
Gunsmith: Low, James (1602-1624)
Place of origin: Dundee, Angus, Scotland
Date: 1611
Medium: Brass, silver
"The essential point is very simple. Don't take life too seriously." - James Low
"If your mind is full of your own thoughts, your interpretations, your habits, your memories, your likes, your dislikes, very difficult to receive what is there." - James Low
▪︎Snaphance pistol orignally owned by Louis XIII of France.
Maker: James Low (Dundee, Scotland)
Date: 1611
Medium: Brass, silver
"Just relax. You can't progress to the here and now if you're in the here and now." - James Low
"One of the functions again of meditation is to allow us to rest for a while in a state where our experience is less and less mediated by concepts." - James Low
