Spiritual Wisdom develops in every culture. Humans are spiritual beings so we seek the divine in our world, in our fellow humans, and within ourselves.
I have always been curious about the wisdom of cultures beyond my own. I read and I research to learn more. But when it comes to practical application, my dogs have always been my best guides.
These two sweet girls helped me appreciate the wisdom of equanimity. It happened on the
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While I sometimes struggled to find my ikigai, rarely were my dogs confused about their own. |
Kintsugi is the art of repairing broken objects with precious metals that accent the breakage rather than hide it. Dogs are masters of this art, or more accurately, its spiritual equivalent. Sandy is particularly skilled at this art. |
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Yoga is a physical exercise, a mindfulness practice, a way to reconnect with the body and thereby find inner peace. Yoga with Sandy is none of those things. Sandy does know the value of rest, the wisdom of savasana. |
What humans get wrong and What dogs get right |
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A series of thoughts on the power of Karma. |
an old dog and a new life. |
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Is selfishness evil? Sandy doesn't think so. Suzanne might agree. |
Which way does your dog follow? |
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There may be more wisdom in anger than you think. Ask your dog! |
What your dog already knows. |
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Looking for a new way of life? The answer may be in the Wisdom of Uncertainty |
Are you living on auto-pilot? Do you lack energy and enthusiasm? Perhaps Sandy and I can help. Check out Zombie Wisdom. |
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