horse wisdom

Welcome back to 'Animal Empathy,' where our two-part journey continues with the remarkable Genie Joseph, President of the Human Animal Connection organization. Part One introduced us to the organization's mission, practical methods for animal communication, and inspiring tales from the 'Heroes4Animals' program. Now, in Part Two, we delve deeper into the enchanting world of horses, exploring their profound wisdom and how we can create a sense of peace within their realm. The magic of animal connection persists as we uncover even more heartwarming stories, and the bonds between humans and animals are unveiled in all their splendor. Stay tuned for the next chapter in our exploration of 'Animal Empathy' and the extraordinary connections it reveals!

There is a delicate balance between holding safety with our horses and allowing them to be horses in how they teach and show up.

We wanted to deepen this topic on the podcast and give examples of how we allow our horses the permission to be horses and still hold safety for humans.

Giving permission for our horses to be horses doesn't mean we compromise safety and we also need to learn how to read body language and know our individual horses so they can be able to teach in what is unique to them.

A in depth navigation of offering some examples of how this shows up, how we empower and honor our horses in who they are in the full range of who they are and also hold the space of safety.

On our latest podcast episode we are sharing some examples of how do we speak about this work with horses?

A question we are often asked is around how do we translate this purpose with horses into language that our clients and others will understand.

We give examples of how to speak this language to non horse people and how to find the language and messaging to use that will connect and land with those that we are hoping to reach in this work.

When we understand how to speak this language to those that we are trying to work with, we feel more confident and have greater success in filling our spaces with clients that we are wanting to fill our practice with.

On our latest podcast episode we talk about the journey and realities of growing and building a successful equine practice.

Can we be successful doing work with horses?

How long does it take to build success?

These are some of the reflections we share about in this episode.

On our latest podcast episode we are joined by the brilliant Delaya Diana a soul inspired eQUESTrian who founded True North Equestrians.

Delaya's own spiritual journey and connection to horses lead her to uncover the agreements and connection we have with our horse partners and how to honor their role in our spiritual paths and discoveries.

Delaya shares with us how we recognize or know the soul agreements we have with our horse partners and how to honor them.  This is a really fascinating and integral conversation and revealing of the layers in which we can witness and be present to the relationship with have with the horses in our lives.

You can find more about Delaya on her website https://truenorthequestrians.com.

What can horses teach us about leadership?

The answer is alot, in our latest podcast episode we talk about what leadership really is and how horses help us strengthen our self leadership and empower our own unique way of leading.

 

On today's episode we are joined by a beloved community member Susan Jackson as she shares her journey with her horse partner Dusty. It is an amazing story and share of what our horse partners can teach us and the impact we have on them when we witness and honor who they authentically be.

 

On our very first episode we share the history and birth of horse medicine leadership and what lead to the expansion and creation of this podcast and collective.

To explore more of our teachings find us at www.horsemedicineleadership.com