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Checklist . A life worth living

If you had to fill this in at the end of your life, would you tick all the boxes?  If so, then the animals around you were probably happy.  If not, perhaps it is time for you to shift, and let the animals guide you to a better life.
  • I made me happy
  • I Practiced curiosity
  • I loved what I did
  • I did what I loved
  • I saw me in animals and nature
  • I learned beautiful lessons
  • I forgave those who trespassed against me
  • I noticed that my judgements were all about me
  • I respected people, animals and my place in the unity
  • I learned to be grateful for everything
  • I enjoyed my amazing body
  • I felt with other people
  • I was generous
  • I enjoyed my own company
  • I was kind to me
  • I was kind to all
  • I saw God in every living thing
  • I felt the wind on my skin and rejoiced
  • I tried new things daily
  • I played 
  • I shared my life 





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