More than any animal in the world, the horse has been immortalized and enshrined in myth and history. Since before the dawn of the earliest civilizations, cultures throughout the eastern hemisphere praised horses as heaven-sent sources of human transformation, material prosperity, ancient wisdom, spiritual endowment, mystical powers and physical strength. These types of stories and their popular s
tatus persist in our modern era with the same important cultural roles. Mythological tales and historical accounts found in modern movies like Black Beauty, Seabiscuit, War Horse, etc. Horse history and mythology offer similar guidance through the experiential-learning process of personal transformation and cultural revolution. There has always been vital information presented in the least consequential of horse fables revealing a higher quality of human being. It's not by coincidence, that when we incorporate the most valued animal, the horse, into the mythologies and histories of our everyday lives, that we re-evaluate what all horses have given humanity since their earliest capture and domestication. More than any other animal, the horse continues to give humanity what it has always given our species, the ability to become more fully human. Our programs also help to repurpose and validate the wild horse's existence in the wild as well as its value in the equine industry as the ultimate companion horse. With the unmolested wild horse herd's social structure intact, the herd operates as a single entity on a deep level of connectivity that emanates from each wild horse's own perception, experience and instinctual reaction to their immediate environment's material and energetic realities. This is the same level of connectivity through which our own human body's instinct can guide our thoughts, feelings and actions to more naturally connect with our immediate environment and learn to mutually interact with all aspects and creatures of the natural world.
“To understand the wild horse “mind” we need to learn to operate from our instincts. To operate from instinct we need to quit trying to mentally understand or emotionally feel anything and allow our bodies to instinctively guide us there. Then we can begin to “be” where a wild horse is coming from at any moment in any situation.”
~Wooxoox Beteeni - Horse Jesus~
