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“To become a welcome vessel for the breath is to live life without trying to control, grasp, or push away.” Donna Farhi I believe...

Source: Through the Maze: Riding After an Accident

“Trauma is a fact of life. It does not, however, have to be a life sentence.” Peter Levine Part One It’s raining today. Clouds mumble...

“Each friend represents a world in us, a world not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born.”...

Friendship: a state of mutual trust and support. Synonyms: harmony, accord, understanding, rapport. Over the last several months while...

Our farrier, Scott, was here the other day, and like most times when we get together, chat about what was going on in our lives mixed...

I went to a day long retreat recently. An opportunity to chat with one of the speakers came up, so I approached him and introduced...

After 28 years away from playing music, I decided to start practicing the violin again. This morning I was working on some drills for...

Trust can be a sticky and complicated thing. Or, once examined, it seem deceptively simple. When I was younger, trust was a make-or-break...

Life has a way of answering questions in ways that are completely surprising. I’ve been trying to write my thoughts down about resistance...

Before sharing some ideas about the myth of horses being barn sour, let’s revisit the context in which we are using the word “myth.”  We...

Rethinking some common myths in horsemanship. It has struck me recently that despite our brains being amazing, they will, at some point,...