martha’s vineyard musings walking dogs…

I have two Labrador retrievers, Taza who is 8 and Luna who is 6.

They are both technically yellow labs, although their fur is very pale yellow almost white.

Every morning I take a two mile+ walk with “The Girls.” We go to different beaches on Martha’s Vineyard where we live and sometimes we walk in the State Forrest.

This tag, in my blog is about the thoughts, discoveries, ideas, and epiphanies that come to me during those daily walks.

I hope you enjoy them and your virtual visit to Martha’s Vineyard

I wanted to take a picture of the girls, so I could properly introduce you to them. Standing still for the camera was not quite, what they had in mind mid romp this morning. I will not be winning any portraiture awards but you can see a quick shot of them.

Luna is on the left with the pink-collar and Taza is on the right with the purple collar. They are both the same size despite the angle of the picture.

So there you have it, my two inspiration magnets, friends, and walking buddies.

One of the things I hope to accomplish in this lifetime is to be able to go through my days with unconditional love for everyone and everything I encounter.

I have excellent teachers in Taza and Luna. I am delighted to say, I find myself in that powerful feeling of non-judgment and unconditional love most of my days. Although it is something I consciously set an intention for, I am looking forward to when I can remember how to do it without any effort at all.

You can experience how astonishing it is to stand in this place of non-judgment of not having to be right, to defend your thoughts, or convince anyone of anything.

To simple “Be” who you are and attract other people who appreciate that and want to play a bigger game with you.

Set the intention:

“Today I will judge nothing that occurs” Not the “good” or the “bad,” Nothing!

Just simply notice and look for things to appreciate.

If you want to increase your happiness, success and abundance and allow great things to flow to you, this is an effective way to do that.

How about you are you able to set the intention- “Today I will judge nothing that occurs” Not the “good” or the “bad,” Nothing!