Since I could walk and talk my passion has always been horses. I always looked after other people’s horses until I finally got my first horse at 30 years old, fulfilling a promise my father made to me when I was 10 years old.
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Gemma will just fly home on her own, her tail flashing one way, her high head another, and very happy.
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Throughout my 16-year corporate career I had large leadership development budgets but was increasingly frustrated that the learning never stuck and nothing really, truly changed in terms of behaviour when people returned back to their offices.
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Earth Mother. Willow time. Beautiful Willow fools everyone. Ask her filly Sahara, the youngest one in the herd. While Willow was one of the mares keeping company with the formerly intact stallion Soma
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After losing loved ones and embarking on her own journey with cancer, Tara Coyote was inspired to create a safe place for herself and others to release grief.
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This is Texas, offering heart and hoof every day, humbly, to everyone in his herd. Nothing special to him or his Appaloosa roots, to his distinctive character, and his unending patience.
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Whilst I found my coaching work to be much more suited to my mindset than my previous career of 20 years, where I had come close to becoming not so quietly insane, I didn’t want to lose that private personal bond between me and the horses.
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Fleet of hoof, decisive, curious, always aware. She leads not with bites, kicks, or snarls; she leads with the soft eye and limitless energy of true royalty
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Horse’s natural state of body brain and nervous system balance, along with enhanced awareness and attunement. With their huge hearts and the “heart-field” effect that arises, horses help humans reach greater coherence through breathwork and entrainment.
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He is not only loyal, he is valiant, literally protecting foals, and a stabilizing influence in the Dune Lakes Herd.
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