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Exploring the love bond

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Undoing Physicality

I have had this feeling for days now that our intellectual understanding of physicality needs to be undone. The way we look at our physical selves, and the physicality of all beings needs to change somehow. To begin with I allowed my intellectual thoughts to meander…. We are conceived in energetic perfection. Birth is the…
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Energetic Healing with Risada

Over the last two years or so, I have been waking up my awareness of my own healing ability, understanding how it works through witnessing and watching change, giving energetic space where needed, removing the human egoistic need to ‘fix’ problems, learning the power of crystals, and practising connecting to other beings to enable healing,…
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A healer does not heal you…

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The power of gentleness

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The Edges of Us

Part 4 of the ‘Giving Back Responsibilities’ series I have explored over the last two years energetic boundaries. I started my journey by understanding what an energetic boundary was and how this differed from the physical boundaries we erect around ourselves. Over the last year I have delved deeper into boundaries, with the help of…
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Giving responsibility back – Part 3
Chocolate’s story Giving Chocolate back responsibility for herself has been the hardest journey for me, and it probably is not altogether over yet, but we have moved forward a long long way in our relationship. I am letting go of managing her, worrying about her, sharing my anxieties with her. I am allowing her relationship…
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Out for a connecting walk with Timmy.

The ultimate goal I suppose is to ride with a pure energetic connection with my horses, but first we have to really do the basics. After two years of meditation and learning to energetically connect with the herd, learning to understand their energetic language, and not worry about their physical behaviours, it is time to…
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Giving responsibility back – part 2
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Giving responsibility back to the herd

Can our ponies and horses be responsible for themselves? I believe the answer to this question to be ‘Yes’. Do they really need us worrying and stressing over how much grass they eat, whether they are getting too fat, whether that abscess needs digging out, or that cut needs cleaning? I now believe the answer…
