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Hi Ann and James😀What a Great pleasure to be here again, Thankyou, this topic relates💛Growing up as a child, my experiences, my very first experience, think I was around 12, not sure, but it was when my sister who was a year older, we were skipping outside our front door, in london, She was skipping 1st i was standing opposite her, i noticed a Biggish Dog running down the hill towards us, was an alsation was told, i moved out of its way to let it pass, but it jumped at my sister bit her upper arm, you could see the bone, then it ran down the road run into the cafe and bit a man badly on the leg, never knew nothing then but made me scared of them, i didnt like them to be truthful had a bit of fear, because i didnt know them. So can really relate on what Ann said about Spencer and Henry, and tasting blood, didn know then.thankyou, cant remember anyone talking about their Dogs as a kid they just come and go as they please, as they should.have always had Dogs and cats since in the familys, all different different shapes and shapes, and have always observed them, enjoyed them, talked to them, they know without talking.they Like all Animals have a soul to, Also cats, we dont pick them, i think they pick us for a reason, as i had a bitter sweet experience with a cat, and her family. Dogs to like us, when we have a first child for so long, loving him/her, maybe giving all attention on that child, then a couple years pass, another child comes along, siblin, all of a sudden the attention goes of that first child, and its all on the New one, No one sees or feels what that 1st child is feeling.when the love, interaction, the happiness stops, or not like it was before the New one came along, Same as Dogs, Dogs should be introduced to each other first, like you said James😊like a first date😂👍anyway so many good experiences with the animals, before i pop of would just like to mention Henry😀💛I only had the pleasure to meet him a few times at anns, He was a lovely Dog, I did observe him and see, him to, he came to sniff me, think i gave him a bit of home baked cooie or something, or cake, only little taste. I called him the God-Dog.the secound time was when you and Ann were talking, i spotted Henry lying down streched out, so went over to him and stroked him gently, few times he alloed me to, and told him I love you, then a lump came into my throat, but didnt understand and didnt want you or Ann to see the tear, it was just strange i had no reson to at the time. But teaches us a lot Dogs, more then anyone knows.And Yes I do strongly agree with Dogs being bought into the schools, the Children will all Greatly benefit, in all ways if this could be introduced into all the schools, in Britain everywhere🙏💛Sorry for the long story😊just that ive had so many experiences I love to share, thankyou James and Ann,Apprciate the podcasts. Have never seen this, but will looking fords to recieving the next one😀💛💃🎵

Henry was such a special dog who gave so much love to everyone and he is sadly missed. My own dog Paddy brought so much love, healing and pleasure into my life at a time that I really needed it. I truly feel that if we as humans had the nature of a dog then the world would be a better place. They truly are an exemplary example of how to live a loving life with the grace to forgive and have few expectations. Thank you for another insightful chat that reminds us that it really is the simplicity of life that brings inner peace and joy.

I really enjoyed today's topic. I love The Dog House too & always watch the programme. Dogs in schools would be a brilliant idea.

I remember those days when dogs ran around in packs playing amongst the kids, that was the 60s/70s; my mum would send our dog out to fetch one of us four children, she’d say go get ‘blah’ and it would pull your sleeve until you went home 😂

Dogs are the best 🙌💚💯🐶

It was "Good" too 😅❤

Brilliant, ❤ Dogs? A really God topic. Benny was listening too. Happy Days ❤ 🐕 😅

Thank you once again Ann and James. I can so relate to your comments about our relationship with animals James - so unique and precious. Looking forward to next week now.

First there was sound it is stated! Yes sound is very important. And without sound I wouldn't have heard this podcast. Statements, Sayings, music etc usually brings to mind something of my past. I have to say: your comments on your dead biscuits was hilarious. As you are having a halloween party and you found these dead biscuits in your storage for that party there. perhaps you should have a seance to see what these said biscuits have to say on being trapped in there for so long : ). Thank you again for the ability to listen to your conversations. 💛💛💛

A very interesting conversation. And certainly to my mind a problem about the phones for children. If I had any I certainly would have nt let them have ne before at least ten years old. If one was needed I would have made sure it was a throw away type so they could contact me. Great podcast. 💛💛💛

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Thank you both for this podcast- so grateful for such wise words 🙏🕊️

Thank you Ann & James for another engaging podcast. Looking forward to the next one ❤❤

So interesting as always, loved your humour! Thank you so much Ann & James🙏🤩

I really enjoyed listening to the various subjects you discussed, leaving me with lots to think about & I totally agree about the lack of customer service. I look forward to your next podcast. Thank you both

Thank you both for another engaging podcast. I particularly loved when James spoke about the relationship between humans & dogs & I am already looking forward to next weeks episode

I deserve my halo 😇 after putting up with the mischievous antics displayed in those games 😊. Thank you for another thought provoking chat that I can thoroughly relate to as a young mother myself who relied on the wisdom of my elders to guide me through those times when I needed support and guidance. Grandparents are a gift to society, let us never forget that.

Wow! Really interesting podcast! Thank you. I would really love it if there was a workshop on sound and its impact. So much to think about as always. Thanks again ❤

Thank you Ann & James for another very interesting podcast (I loved hearing about the dead biscuits!!) and for the opportunity to stand together today for peace.

Sunday wisdom vibes. Thank you for another thought provoking conversation. I will be attending the stand in Liverpool for world peace. Nothing is more important for me at this time. I desire peace for all of humanity and for the future of all our children. Thank you for sharing your childhood experiences Ann. Let us never forget the scars that war creates for generations, and thank you James for the depths of your wisdom and your willingness to share, your compassion and for offering the opportunity to unite us in a moment of group intention towards peace that holds more power than we often comprehend.

Another good food for thought chat. Thank you ❤

Another great chitty chat ❤

More wisdom vibes that invoke inner reflection on where we are as a collective community and the potential outcomes if we continue on this path. Personal responsibility is key I feel as we consider what decisions we make and the actions we take that will create the world we live in moving forward and I look forward to listening to your thoughts on this topic next week. Thank you for your insights and your wisdom Ann and James

A good listen, I really hope the humanity gets of the path of Ai 💯💚

Wow!!! Very thought provoking and quite sobering in some ways. Lots to ponder upon. Thank you

Really enjoyed listening to this podcast .Thought provoking re trees and nature of seasons .Loved hearing you both laugh- lifted me up. Excited for the Halloween Family Event such good fun . Thank you both .

This podcast is becoming a much needed Sunday soothing of the soul. The lessons of Life’s up and downs, the wonders of nature and the wisdom that is shared lifts my spirit. Thank you so much ❤

I’ve very much enjoyed today’s podcast and in particular welcomed the wisdom spoken of relationship between nature and humanity……. how fascinating!!!……. thank-you 🕊️ Already looking forward to next weeks broadcast 💙

Thank you Ann and James- loved listening to this and look forward to many more Sunday mornings podcasts 🙏🦁💕

Thank you Ann and James for another fascinating podcast, exploring Ann's love of books and importance, to experiences in childhood was so interesting and James questions and exploration of this was brilliant to hear. I wonder if these experiences of them times should be passed on from a personal level into schools and community in the knowledge of lived experiences, the elders of our families and communities should be listened to, gaining lived wisdom, this should never be lost or forgotten. Thank you both again for a thought provoking podcast. Look forward to the next installment.🙏💛

Thank you once again☺️ Very interesting listen ❤

Another interesting and enlightening conversation so thank you. Whilst technology offers some advantages in today’s world, I will never be without a book in my hands or cease to enjoy listening to true life stories of those who have wisdom to share that enrich our lives. Thank you

Thank you for sharing this fascinating and very moving podcast. So much to reflect on x

Thank you Ann and James so much for sharing your thoughts, knowledge and insight on the topics in this podcast as these are such important and fundamental issue's in bringing us all closer together, will be eagerly awaiting the next podcast. 🙏💛

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Hi Ann and James😊this podcast is Absolutly Amazing😀love it for your first try Brill, hope theres many more to come. love the topics also about the children i agree, wish we could zap all phones away😂have some questions myself ill pass them on, been to few of your events all are amazing😀💛when i can manage to get there. Well done both of you for your 1st podcast😀👏👏👏looking forwards to next one😃💛

Great listen 💯 looking forward to next Sundays session. 💚

Thank you both so much for the wonderful and thought provoking insights you provided in this fascinating podcast. I agree that it is imperative that we retain a child like wonder and awe throughout our lives. Without this there is often a distinct lack of joy and lightness of being. I would love to hear more of your ideas and guidance on ways in which we may support each other in bringing more joy in our connections.

Thank you. Loved being able to have this connection with the two of you and the community you have created. Much love as always xx❤

Thank you Ann and James. I love reading stories to my grandchildren and marvel at their excitement whilst engaging with their own imagination. Maybe it’s the children who can lead us back to unity and community when we allow them to lead and we as adults let go of our inhibitions, put the phones away and indulge ourselves in the magic of play. I look forward to more of your podcasts. Thank you 🙏

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