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Dolly: A Mirror to the Soul.

Ever sense Dolly has come into my life she has possessed the keen ability to push all of my buttons. I've lost track of the times I've completely lost it when working with her and thus responded to her in anger and frustration never to accomplish what I'd hoped. Even though I do not like to admit it, she is a window into my soul as she provides the vehicle upon which to project many of the aspects of myself that I disown. I tend to under appreciate her and favor my other horses. In truth though, she is a horse for which to be grateful. While my other two horses, Trooper who is still with me and Mack who crossed over the rainbow path, are mostly very amiable and willing to comply with the least suggestion, Dolly has her own mind and prefers to have it her way. Because of Mack's and Trooper's likeable personalities, being with them has been more pleasurable. Yet, it is Dolly who has steadfastly been the mirror that reveals the parts of...

I have the good fortune of having at least a few moments almost every day for mindfulness with horses. At times it is just a few moments of intentional mindfulness while they finish their feed or it is moments of mindful task oriented intention while tending to hoof care or simply grooming. Other times the mindfulness is reserved for periods of intentional meditation. All of these times bring meaning in their own way. There are others times when I have the fortune to share these mindfulness experiences, not just with horses, but also with fellow human beings. Each of these mindfulness moments bring their own variances colored by the personal histories and presence of the participants. The horses bring an intuitive understanding of each individual present and their responses to the situation offer to enlighten our human understanding. The language of the horse is subtle and often silent but when we are attune, it is always enlightening. Hor...

He Was My Friend

He was known as Ranger and a more fitting name there never has been. Unencumbered he ranged throughout the neighborhood but every night he came to me for shelter, and everyday he came for safety, but most of all I think he came for love. It was months after he fi rst started showing up at my place before he ever allowed the first tentative touch. He came and observed and found shelter in the barn. Any attempt though to connect other than just by being present and he would bolt. I began by making a big to do of touching and petting Max, my dog, anytime Ranger was watching. I made sure that he knew that it was pleasing to Max. As the weeks past he began to reduce the physical distance and his personal safety zone began to diminish. He felt safest when he could approach from behind so when he approached, I never turned to face him. I always let him define his safety zone. Then one day there was contact. T...

The Equine's Apprentice

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