What does dog agility have to do with spiritual growth?
Well, potentially a lot! Pamela Ziemann shares her experience with dog agility and highlights the importance of the connection and trust between the dog and handler in the sport and how it’s led to her own spiritual growth.
She also discusses how dysfunction in any relationship can affect other areas of life, as she discovered with her codependent tendencies affecting her agility performance. Pamela talks about how agility has led to personal development in other areas of her life, such as learning to let go of control and focusing on the present moment.
She believes that any activity, including agility,
can offer a spiritual curriculum for personal growth.
Pamela also emphasizes the benefits of allowing more space in life and not being afraid of a seemingly “boring life”. Listen to hear more about what she suggests happens when we give ourselves space and actions tend to come from an inspired place rather than from our ego.
In this episode:
- How dog agility is more than just running and jumping
- What is a spiritual curriculum
- Ways to ignite your personal development
About Pamela Ziemann
Pamela has been traveling, living in her van and performing her one-woman show until 2020. Since that time she’s been building a house, learning dog (and human!) agility and taking long walks by the Dungeness river, welcoming Olympic Peninsula travelers to her new short term rental studio.
www.Pamelaziemann.com
