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and I frantically questioned,
"Was I present in my last moments with him?"
"After the shock transpired and we returned home, I frantically searched my mind to remember that last morning with him.
Then I remembered.
Yes. Of course.
I had a special groggy morning cuddle with him. I stared at him and ran my hand down his nose. I kissed his velvet ears and whispered how much I loved him. This was not uncommon for me. And that in itself is something that makes me think about the rest of my life.
Although losing him has been the most excruciating pain I’ve ever felt, I find comfort in fully knowing that I could not possibly have loved him more.
I could not have kissed him more, or told him I loved him more.
I could not have appreciated him more.
Every day I would put my face in his neck or on his head and close my eyes and think about how grateful I was for his soul.
Was it because I was always hyper aware of the unfair abbreviated lifespan of a dog? Partially, yes, I’m sure.
But this can be true for anyone and anything. I think sometimes we forget that.
My mind is so chaotic and I’m often riddled with overwhelm and to-do lists.
What is it about him that magically made everything okay?
I could glance over at him and completely stop what I was doing to go to him and have a moment of true presence.
He gave me peace and pulled a sacred intentionality out of me. That type of presence is something that I strive for all the time and fail- yet, it was effortless in his companionship. '
"Then I wondered...what might happen if I looked at what I learned from my effortless ability to be present with him and applied it to the rest of my life?"
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