Show Notes
James Low teaching on Zoom about patience and non-duality as a means to avoid reactivity to provocations, given on May 9th, 2026.
This recording is the German translation version. The constant cuts in this video result from the removal of James Low's periods of silence while waiting for consecutive translation from the German translator, Robert Jaroslawski.
Other language versions:
English: youtu.be/DlLVFctvy4Y
English without silence cuts: youtu.be/mwy3vxTHU58
Russian: youtu.be/99o7s9XPxUc
Spanish: youtu.be/-eAMBC9c_Ok
Portuguese: youtu.be/w9-JGF6xmuE
Romanian: youtu.be/8Z7L6-L-ZGI
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