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HolistEquineMaximising Human Potential through the Spirit of the Horsewww.holistequine.com |
TrustQuantum Knowledge, June 2004 Do you have control of your life? Do you have harmonious relationships with partners, children and work-mates. Do you lack energy or direction? Energy is empowerment, empowerment is self-esteem! That is, knowing who you are – trusting your Higher Self and then letting it guide you. True feminine energy is intuitive “tough love”, establishing boundaries with authority and love. You trust in yourself and you then trust the world around you. Our herd of 10 horses have shown us empowerment and trust in the feminine. Mares do this naturally. After many years of research into the herd mentality we are able to create equine assisted programs. A young horse without adequate parental guidance is a natural bully. Many years later, after a mature herd had developed we understood the energetic dynamics and the power structure within the horse group. Problems with children: Bullying and antisocial behaviour is:
Our programs use the horse as an interactive tool for role playing. Equine Assisted Life Coaching is a form of Equine Assisted Therapy that is becoming increasingly popular The horse mirrors the child’s (or adults) level of self-worth. They learn that, how they feel about themselves influences their energy field which then determines how others act towards them. Holistequine sessions teach children to cooperate and communicate in groups so that successful, future social interaction is assured. A schoolyard bully becomes a workplace bully. Like horses, humans are social beings working and living in groups, unfortunately, for us, too much emphasis has been placed on competition which is often counterproductive to the natural desire to operate within groups. After working with children’ Saddleclub for 5 years we are seeing some amazing developments, parents are giving us feedback on the positive changes they are seeing in their children. Holistequine Equine Assisted Therapy programs fill the gap for families needing help or for those that are spiritually drawn to the horse. |