Animals Teach Us How To Take A Break

By Denise Norberg-Johnson, August 14, 2014 at 3:05 pm

Animals teach us how to take a break and live in the moment with love and gratitude for the very act of being. Put the phones and computers away, disconnect, and get in touch with Earth, sky, water, and the living beings that share your space. Now is where you live. All of those things that seem so important are just cluttering the present time. It’s your gift to enjoy and share.

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Filed under: Gratitude, Lessons from animals, Love, Pay Attention

Tags: animals teach us, gift, Gratitude, love, present time, take a break

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    Denise Norberg-Johnson is an Animal Communicator and Reiki Master, who also works with animals and their people as a Certified LifeLine Practitioner. As a former biology teacher, construction contractor, business trainer and financial writer, she has spent her life engaged in a continuous learning process. An award-winning speaker and author, she has been interviewed on television, radio, and in print, and anticipates the publication of her book, "Animals Know! - What Animals Teach Us" in early 2013. Denise's formal education includes an M.B.A., a Masters degree in Teaching, a B.A. in Biological Science, and an A.A. in Architectural Interior Design. When she is not reading voraciously, dancing as if no one is watching, or attempting to play her junior high school violin recital pieces, she amuses herself by annoying her husband Dave and their six rescued cats.

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