Merging Boundaries
We are creating the new earth as we awaken spiritually here on earth. It is an exciting phase of our evolution where the unfulfilling influence of the ego is becoming clearer. In alignment with this we are discovering that it feels good, and it is okay to follow our authentic self.
In this process of discovering our true vibration, there is an opportunity to recreate the reality we see. This is happening in all areas of life, and it is happening in the relationship we have with horses.
Instead of focusing on what we can get from horses, we are beginning to listen to them. It feels good for us to focus on our partnership. The old way of focusing on results is fading.
Creating the new earth is a process of discovery. Opening new pathways of awareness and new ways to do things from unconditional love. Things we have taken for granted are changing. For example in the new earth horses may choose to to train with us. They will enjoy it as much as we do, and the dynamics to allow that will unfold.
Acknowledging the horses without choice did not come into my thoughts as an idea. It appeared energetically as a sense of something dividing me from the herd. We had been through a week of interruptions that were the perfect buffer for us to process all of the growth we had been making the week before.
This week the herd and I have been continuing to explore our relationship. Every interaction we have is about this. Purposefully tuning into the interactions between us, releasing their parameters to change, this is the path that has opened for us. The latest subject which has arisen is the survival paradigm. Is it the blueprint for our relationship with horses? Survival is not only about whether you have enough food to eat. It is a perspective.. a belief system that shapes existence itself.
The Head Collar Ceremony was a powerful cleansing of current pathways of control which opened space for new pathways to form. It came out of that special space of limitless potential which can seem so impossible when you have many routines and expectations. This is often the case for us with our horses, and the reason why it takes time to gently and compassionately disengage ourselves from everything that imposes control over our partnership.