I was so determined when beginning this new venture of Kjrsos about staying in the positive and staying away from the negative. Best to share the best of what works, rather than keep advocating on what was wrong. Critical thinking of course is important. Awareness and information is as well. But it often can end up quite emotional and critical of the individual and not just the practice even when you don't want it to. Especially when you realize the horse is suffering. And hard on us when we spend endless time in an negative emotional state. And hard on the horses.
An outcome influenced by the horses, seeing what they had to offer and knowing that for me to have the best relationship with them that I could have, and to best learn from them, that what was in my heart and expressed in my spirit was important.
But I keep falling off the band wagon to be honest. Hard to stay sweet and calm when so many times, I just feel like crying or yelling in frustration. Upset for the horses, disturbed by what they were going through. Depressing to see the consequences for the horses when there is no reason for them to be going through this.
But it is not only the horses that suffer. Their riders do too.
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