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Hi, I’m Kelly Lynch and welcome to this week’s episode of Boost Your Love. Today, were going to be talking about unconditional love through dogs.

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As you know, each week we bring you something that expresses itself simply through being and how those moments really inspire us. Today we are going to touch on human behavior and how our dogs are four legged sign posts to remind us of our true state of being.

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So, what makes these creatures so adorable and often fill our own personal void? Well, research shows that people with pets live longer, build more emotional muscle and live a calmer life. Now, the big question – why do we identify so much with these guys? The answer? They help us tap into unconditional love (and it doesn’t get much better than that).

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Like many things in their pure state of being they are just a gentle reminder of our selves. Prior to our conditioning, societal rules and journey into adulthood, we too, were once small expressions of love. Life’s journey can take us off the path of this loving energy and our ‘states of doing’ certainly steer us away from that. In our natural state the love that is present can turn any state of ‘doing’ in to a state of ‘being’.

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Simply being present enough to feel our way through life and notice the reflections of our selves in these four legged mentors. It’s the beauty of the lack of the ego and that inner feeling of unconditional love from something as simple as a wagging tail. In that moment, that moment of presence it is our opportunity to ‘boost our love’ internally and externally to the next level.

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More than a watch dog or a bit of after work company, nah/nope – these family pets are possibly your 24 hour life coach guiding you in the direction…of…you! So, how do we get you there? All you gotta do is slow down, kick back and just ‘be’ with your Fred, bud or Charlie and get a glimpse of the gift that they and we truly are.

I hope you enjoyed today’s show and we’ll see you next week when we take you on a love journey that you may need to put the kids to bed for! Goodnight.