HorseMuse
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Owner of Designing Access Consulting. Been teaching Conscious Relationship Practices to Individuals and Couples and small business owners for 36 years! A Shamanic Practitioner 28 years, EFT educator, Author of - Path of the Golden Heart: Conscious Dating in an Unconscious World Owner of HorseJourneys: working in partnership with horses in emotional transformation and development!
HorseMuse · commented on 16 posts
about 1 year ago
This is too much! I look at the faces of the kids, and there are no signs of joy or happiness. Parents have smiles, but the kids all seem so serious or concerned. I read faces and body language for a living...I agree with the first born to protect her and give her a childhood vs service to her siblings childhood, often leaves the never wanting kids.
My horse did the same thing...he knew when a boarder was untrustworthy....
HorseMuse · upvoted 24 items
about 1 year ago
My last horse died in 2001, and I had back surgery in 2002. Not because of him, it was a lifetime issue. But when it got to the point where I couldn't even lift my saddle, I could use the mounting block to get on him bareback. He could tell even before it registered in my brain that I was going to have a painful spasm. He would stop, and not move again until I recovered, except to shift his weight under me if he felt me slipping. How is that stupid? He was always very protective of me, if I was handwalking him to let him graze after a ride and someone walked/rode by us, he would place himself between me and that person. Yes, he was at a boarding stable and could be handled by competent people, but he only showed those protective attitudes to me.
That's because public locations are open to the general public with no knowledge of horses, who may do something stupid and treat a horse as if it were a dog.