Animal Communication & Healing Trauma from Dressage Riding
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Zorra has traumatic memories stored in the tissues and cells of her body. Getting on her back triggers these memories and her body suddenly displays scar tissue, swelling and other woundings that were not there even 2 minutes prior! Read more here: www.listentoyourhorse.com/heal...
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A horse's beauty is it's curse, I am glad you have her so she can live her life without pain
A thirty minute video, I thought I probably wouldn't watch the whole thing. But it was so interesting I didn't stop, not even to make some more tea and some toast!
I did go back and try to see the effect on Zorra's shoulder a couple of times, but I'm not sufficiently experienced it horses to know what I'm looking at.
Another wonderful video, which has given me some ideas to talk with my mare, who was a trail, then riding school horse. She soured at the school from the experience and I bought her. I've always been mindful of what she endured and made efforts to rebuild her trust and confidence. She has just returned to me after 6 years with another family. I sensed she was keen to leave that environment when I collected her. Your videos are giving me a better awareness of actively listening and responding. Thank you again 💐
Omg I love how intuitive you are with your horses energies and your energy.
At 27:40 I noticed Zorra's eyes looked so soft -- like she was so relaxed she was sleepy and ready to keel over! I am struck with how this is a phenomenally kinder, more sensitive way of being with horses than we have ever known in man's history with horses - unless you count the peace they experienced in the Garden of Eden (which I really believe existed).
Pretty amazing stuff! So HAPPY that you didn’t show the chiropractic stuff because you’re right, people would try it at home. Good for you!
If you hadn't have pointed out the swelling before the massage, I would never have noticed the difference after. Honestly I am a bit of a skeptic to this type of communication with horses, but you seem to know what you're talking about and I can see the results. Keep up the good work, this lovely mare is real lucky to have landed in your hands
Thanks AW - yeah, we're pretty "out there". I'm reading a fantastic book right now that really demystifies animal communication (from a game reserve owner in SA) called "The Elephant Whisperer" - great book!
what harm can it do? It is only love and caring
@@ListenToYourHorse For me this is completely normal, ever since I was a child I was able to tune in to animals, it's super simple stuff really, and realised animals are often trying to communicate with us. I know you are the same, but it does make me smile that some are disbelieving or find it strange when it's so perfectly obvious and normal :) They communicate with each other, and they communicate with us. People just don't listen, not even to themselves generally. It's why so many self medicate. I spent time at a Spanish dressage yard and was horrified at the life the horses led and their disagreement with it. Any time I tried to drop a hint about how the horses were feeling, was laughed at by staff, even though these horses were mostly angry and showed it! I missed the horses but my hands were tied, I was not allowed to improve their lives one bit. I read a quote that said, If you don't belong, don't stay long. I left and found solace in a wild herd near my home, the best :) Such peace and fun and love. Spanish dressage horses are commonly trained in high levels of dressage when still young, which is a shame as they are a breed that take a while to mature. I've always wanted a Spanish or two but here they are all over trained so I won't buy. I've even see trainers tie horses up and not allow them water or food unless the trainer brings it. It's heart-breaking. I won't encourage these people, even though it's "traditional training" and apparently I am naive ;) Your mare is absolutely stunning. I hate she has been through stuff, but she is in good hands now! I will check out the book too!
Ah! Spa day for Zorra! Niiiice she deserves it.
People see beautiful horses and right away want to possess them. They just have to have them, to own them and control them using them up to show off their beauty. The beauty of the horse lies within. I brought home a beautiful NSH mare that had been abused. It took a very long slow process to get her to heal her mind body and spirit. She now wants to make me proud of her. She wants to give back to me. (Animal communicator words). She will never see the show ring with me and she knows this. I have reached that most beautiful part of her; her heart and I will keep it that way. Beautiful story here.
She is so beautiful. So amazing to witness her trust and healing.
An Olympic competitor might feel a lot more stress to perform so the house will pick up on the rider's stress and hold that in her body as her own.
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@Dakari Elliot Instablaster :)
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@Gustavo Conrad it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
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Much gratitude for your documentation of this work with Zorra using alternative modalities and with the understanding the being's bodies can heal themselves. So important to share!!
I like the text you included, the filming of both you on the horse and the practitioner with the horse, and the message you conveyed about healing happening in layers. I am so glad that this type of content is out there for people to find.
🙏😌😊
You're so very welcome and I'm so glad to be able to share it :)
So interesting. Zorra is beautiful.
When Zorra made the neck stretch move, I could see the flesh relax. Play it again.... it was cool to see.
I feel like humans were meant to be healers for the animals on this plane. Just like the give and take relationship because where here and they are allowing us here, we have to give back.
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Yeah healers as opposed to killers sounds works for me
Of all 11 of your beautiful, magnetic horses, it has always been Zorra I have identified most with. She gives me such peace of understanding you can be perfectly happy as a lower-ranking horse, you can call the other beings you need into your circle, you can heal from the trauma inflicted by humans thinking they were doing the right things but doing them wrong for YOU. Beautiful Zorra, I wish you the best in the world.
Beautiful perspective! I'm also planning a video where I show how Zorra has transformed from her initial place of fear, to learning how to stand calmly in her power - the wildies have taught her that. I've been collecting footage...
What she said about getting off beautiful!
Beautiful Jini, loved to see this and watch the healing! And the kindness!
Thanks Vittoria - she's not done yet, but I know the next step now too.
I've always wondered how dressage horses were able to keep their necks so low and stiff while performing; I'm always drawn to looking at their necks rather than the rest of them. It''s so unnatural to see and I've wondered how people could treat horses so cruelly. Poor horses.
How ironic that I should come across this post. I'm going through an SI joint malfunction, allowing it to heal. Respecting my body signals to do or not do something is what I got from this (LOL). No, I don't own a horse and know even less about them but I've always had a deep love/respect for their majesticness. Thank you for this share 💞🤗👍
people dont care about their animals only the ribbons and trophy's they get to make themselves feel like they accomplished something when its the animals that are forced to perform
They forget their heart centre and trip into the illusions. They forget the emotions and blind themselves to the consciousness and subtle ques. They need love and forgiveness to awaken and see
I also noticed in the video her neck muscle pulling to the left.
Perhaps the previous owner was left-handed and or heavy-handed with the bit.
It sure is sad what some of these horses have to go through from insensitive riders.
Very,,beautiful,,horse,,hope,,you,,can,,heal,,her,,poor,,horse 😍😁😮😉🙄😄
I LOVE horses. I’ve never had one of my own and I’ve ridden twice in my life. I don’t NEED to ride, it’s a privilege to and just being around them is pure heaven. But I have no access to one. The place I use to visit a group of about six no longer exist. I would drive for hours just to stop at the side of the road and just ‘be’. They would come to me - always a very emotional experience. Last time I went by they sold the property and no more horses.😢
These horses must feel like they've won the lottery going to this place!
Studies have shown that after 15 minutes of riding, ANY horse's neck begins to swell...
Hey! I love you video's. I want to learn how to be with animals this way. I just find it very hard to notice all those small things. For example. How does she tell you to get off? Step by step
I love hopping on bareback. I would love to sit on Zora bareback
Yup I thought dressage was brutal I had to quit my horse loved it so I lensed her to my dressage teacher for me it was lessons on Sat.s and then muscle soreness after doing the same movements over n over nover not for me but i love to watch my mare went up in numbers in her dressage she thrived on it and she liked her Swedish trainer she would say 'guod ouchty dressage
Does Zorra know people are talking about her?
I think bare back riding on horses are the best. Just like the natives di. You are one with your horse.
I think if you ride bareback from childhood, and have NOT had any riding lessons, that you ride completely differently. This was my experience and I never sat in one place on the back (creating pressure/dead spots). Most trained riders that then ride bareback - ride like they are still in the saddle. I don't think this is any better for the horse. But if you ride like an untrained kid, who often rides without a bridle either - your bodies are in complete communication. You slide and move around on the back a lot. It is very fluid - you are rarely in one spot or one posture for long. Alternatively, in a dead run, you do not move at all - there is no rhythmic thumping on the back - you are almost still. It's very hard to describe in words. Wish I had footage from when I was a kid!
@@ListenToYourHorse Thank You. That is a perfect explation.
Do you know who I can contact in southern California for these therapies? My gelding needs more than I can offer. I can work on some things but I can tell I'm not getting to everything.
No sorry I don't. But many work remotely via Zoom: listentoyourhorse.com/private-sessions-with-the-singing-horse-herd/
So do you feel riding is wrong? I dont know. I still feel like riding sounds so fun. I wonder how the horses feel about it
this is how I feel: listentoyourhorse.com/the-tangled-conundrum-of-consensual-riding/
can you give me the link to it ?
I just checked and the foal is only 4.5 months old, but you can contact her owner through her Facebook page: facebook.com/sue.dicocco
There are also some Andalusian and Lusitano rescue groups on Facebook - you may want to check there.
What is that piece of equipment u r wearing on your pelvis????
It is a bareback riding pad that the human wears - instead of putting a pad with a girth on the horse. I slip it on over my jeans (elastic leg straps) and then clip it to my belt loop at the back. My mum and I invented it cause I have such a bony butt!
Love it and did u make it?
@@ListenToYourHorse Very cool. Love the thinking that went into this
Notice Zorra is *EATING* nearly the *entire* time. Imagine a human bodywork session where they give you a bag of chips to munch on for your whole session. 😂
LOL. Keep in mind that horses use eating/grazing as a way to calm themselves. This brought up a LOT of trauma for Zo so perhaps that is why she keeps chewing/eating. In other (later) sessions, she has not eaten at all - even when out in the field. Great observation though!
is she for sale ?
No, but her full sister has a 6 month-old filly that is for sale (in New Jersey).
What is the problem of dressage riding!?
watch the vid ;) Zorra will tell you her problems with it. Others may have a different experience.
This video was really interesting. Just one question - I wonder when you get up on her again, she seems like she she wants you to step off. Did it not seem that way to you? Thanks :)
She only wants my daughter to ride her now :)
@@ListenToYourHorse ah, ok. thanks for replying! she is so beautiful!
what breed is she ?
Andalusian
There is no doubt a lot of abuse happening behind closed doors. I have no interest in forcing animals do things because the can not talk. If the horse feels unwell, and is not on paw with what is happening , it will probably be punished some way or another.
I have to be agreed with humans depopulation. Tired seeing brother sister animals got abuse by stupid humans.
Has she ever foaled? Maybe there are emotional issues with foaling?
Dressage is a very demanding exercise. I have no interest in being that stressed out. I hate dressage exercise too!
Add to that some really cruel trainers that will do anything to win and be recognised. So hard all round on horses:-(( To me, this horse is way too heavy for dressage, the poll is almost founder size. I had an Andalusian and she was not that heavy.
Seems like the horses are quite demanding here?
Would you like to sell or buy horses?
No thanks.
Horses only want to do what they like-- FORGET DRESSAGE-- YUCK!!
That mare is obese. She would be beneficial for her overall health to lose at least 100/150 lbs.That mare needs to be put on a diet & conditioning program before she is asked to do any thing.Why cant you people see whats wrong? Instead of helping her u just keep feeding her to death Sad very sad
It did cross my mind that she was eating too much. I really wanted to see how she would interact without eating so much. I really didn't see much interaction with horse and healer just saw interaction with healer & horse what I'm trying to say is I would have liked to see the horse interact with the Healer also. It was difficult to see what her mood was because she was so distracted with food. Just imagine I'm scarfing down a hot dog while my chiropractor is trying to adjust and heal me. I also would have liked to see the actual healing techniques, though I did enjoy the video it was very interesting. Maybe they thought the horse would be more relaxed if it was distracted I don't know.
It’s pretty interesting not ONE other person has made that comment!
Does she happen to be eating a lot in this video? Yes.
Does home girl like her groceries?! Hell yeah!
But liking her groceries & her being a lil plump VS actually being OBESE, are two TOTALLY, TOTALLY DIFFERENT THINGS! As much as I personally disagree with that statement, (that she’s obese, I won’t deny she seems to be plump, but I draw the line there! In NO WAY would I ever think the O word)
But, for the sake of argument; let’s say she happened to be the word you’re choosing to use “OBESE!” (Which if were the case, as quick as ppl are to jump on the Internet, this woulda blown up in the comments anyway, let’s be honest)
Buts let’s say for arguments sake; that were the case...
Seriously....who the hell are you?!
For someone who’s trying to sound so righteous & concerned, the tone & word choice you’re conveying is COMPLETELY unacceptable! If you really cared/were concerned about the well being of the animal, I feel you’d be better off to take that time to educate rather than using the opportunity to morally attack others/scare them into your viewpoints& opinions. Implying things such as “your horse is gonna DIE! YOU’RE feeding it to death”
I mean, WTF?!
That’s not helpful! That’s just vindictive. And I’d say with that attitude your probably better off staying offline and limiting your diet concerns to yourself.
That and.... homegirl will tell you...
the camera adds 10/15 lbs....
Shit... just ask my drivers license.. 💁🏼♀️
pieface mozy
In regards to your comment, she’s got a bunch of difference videos on here where you can see her interacting w/the horses (or more so the horses interacting with her, which is pretty cool) you get to really see the relationship shes built with these horses. I would def check them out! You can REALLY see the evidence in their bond, it’s pretty wonderful to watch.
If you want to heal that beautiful horse, why are you ride on her back??
She always asks her first and gets off when she asks
She points out pretty clearly/says early on; these are things you physically could not see nor spot on the horse UNLESS she was on.
Her being on the horse allows certain muscles of the horses to engage which allow‘s her identify whats actually going on & figure the issue at hand so she can treat it rather than it going unnoticed & snow balling into something MUCH more severe. Even if the knots didn’t progress into something worse; for a horse to continue to carry that trauma/stress ISNT healthy !
I get what your saying ; in terms of people who ride abusively , but taking everything these 2 are saying into account as well as how they & the horse are reacting... I REALLY don’t think those types of concerns apply to these guys. They seem to be incredibly in tuned.
I absolutely LOVE what she says during the video “it’s not that she was ridden, it’s HOW was she ridden...”
SO DAMN TRUE!!
Darlene Ember-Flame she sure does! 👏🏻
Dressage should be banned for horse cruelty
Very sad to see this, it's why I don't believe in showing or the stupid movements people want horses to do in English/western
What do u mean in western?
The abusive bronc riding?