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While You Work: Walk The Dog
Teri Harman
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While You Work: Walk The Dog
While You Work: Walk The Dog
Teri Harman • 15:00

Walking our pets may be more than just a routine task or a way to get some exercise. It is a powerful spiritual practice that may help us reach inner calm and connect with the divine. In the midst of our hurried lives, simple daily activities like walking our animal companions provide us the chance to have a spiritual experience.

We begin our stroll by letting our body relax and focusing on our breath. With each stride, we become more aware of our surroundings, including the sky, our surroundings, sounds, and even scents. It's an opportunity to really experience the wonder of nature and the synchronicity of existence.

We may work on being thankful while we are at this awareness level. We always greet our dog, who has been strolling behind us for years, as soon as we see him. Then, when we express our thankfulness for various areas of our lives, we allow these ideas to persist in our minds. We feel closer to the divine when we recognize the divinity inside our dog, within ourselves, and within the world.

Walking the dog becomes a spiritual journey that allows us to feed our souls and experience the divine's presence both inside and outside of us. It serves as a reminder of the interdependence of all species and the gratitude we could grow for life's little joys. So keep this in mind the next time you walk your dog: it may be a spiritual practice that aids in your connection to the divine and helps you find peace in the present.


Watching Now
While You Work: Walk The Dog
While You Work: Walk The Dog
Teri Harman • 15:00

Walking our pets may be more than just a routine task or a way to get some exercise. It is a powerful spiritual practice that may help us reach inner calm and connect with the divine. In the midst of our hurried lives, simple daily activities like walking our animal companions provide us the chance to have a spiritual experience.

We begin our stroll by letting our body relax and focusing on our breath. With each stride, we become more aware of our surroundings, including the sky, our surroundings, sounds, and even scents. It's an opportunity to really experience the wonder of nature and the synchronicity of existence.

We may work on being thankful while we are at this awareness level. We always greet our dog, who has been strolling behind us for years, as soon as we see him. Then, when we express our thankfulness for various areas of our lives, we allow these ideas to persist in our minds. We feel closer to the divine when we recognize the divinity inside our dog, within ourselves, and within the world.

Walking the dog becomes a spiritual journey that allows us to feed our souls and experience the divine's presence both inside and outside of us. It serves as a reminder of the interdependence of all species and the gratitude we could grow for life's little joys. So keep this in mind the next time you walk your dog: it may be a spiritual practice that aids in your connection to the divine and helps you find peace in the present.



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