Show Notes
In this teaching from May 9th, 2026, James Low explores patience and non-duality as a means to avoid reactivity to provocations. This session was delivered via Zoom with Romanian translation by Viorica Constantinescu.
Note: The cuts in this video result from the removal of periods of silence during consecutive translation from German.
Versions in other languages:
English: youtu.be/DlLVFctvy4Y
English without silence cuts: youtu.be/mwy3vxTHU58
German: youtu.be/L0MxibNpB3o
Russian: youtu.be/99o7s9XPxUc
Spanish: youtu.be/-eAMBC9c_Ok
Portuguese: youtu.be/w9-JGF6xmuE
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