We'd LOVE to hear from you! What if the greatest miracles aren't the dramatic ones? What if they're happening around us every single day? In the small nuance of everyday routine? The first flight of a bird, the first opening of a flower, or the quiet connection we share with our dogs? In this season one finale of Unruly By Nature, Kim, Sue, and Rachel explore the everyday miracles hiding in plain sight. From peonies and ants to birds raising their young, from full moon reflections to unforgettable stories of beloved dogs, this conversation weaves together nature, intuition, animal wisdom, and the beauty of letting life unfold. The trio explores how much pressure humans place on themselves, and unconsciously, on their relationships with their animals. The miracle of how dogs continually invite us back to something simpler: presence, partnership, curiosity, and trust. Rather than striving for perfection, control, or performance, what if we allowed ourselves to experience the miracle of being alive alongside another species? In This Episode • Why everyday moments may be the most miraculous of all • What nature teaches us about flow, trust, and timing • The surprising connection between full moons, emotions, and life cycles • Why many dog guardians carry unnecessary pressure and responsibility • Moving from control and performance into partnership and connection • The intelligence and wisdom animals bring to our lives • A touching story about listening to a dog at the end of life • How curiosity, play, and simplicity can deepen relationships with dogs The miracle isn't somewhere else. It's already here, every single day, in the birds outside the window, the dog beside your feet, the emotions moving through your heart, and the connection waiting to be noticed. The richness of life and the experience of miracles arrive when we fully participate every single day instead of standing on the sidelines waiting for the time to be right. Thanks for wandering the wild edges with us on Unruly By Nature. If you loved this conversation, share it with someone who’s ready to explore the deeper side of life with dogs. Rachel Knott - Animal Communicator Website: rachelknott.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/myanimalmatters Kim Howatt - Author and Imaginal Adventurer Website: kimberlyhowatt.com Substack: https://kimberlyhowatt.substack.com/ Sue Mimm - Life Explorer Substack: https://suemimm.substack.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pawsreflectconnect Until next time — stay curious, stay connected, stay unruly. xoxo Kim, Sue, and Rachel
