There’s so much talk around these days about enlightened masters and gurus. It’s common knowledge that should you accept one as your own personal guide, they will make sure to assist you to with your personal development. It almost makes you’re feeling compelled to truly have a teacher!

My theory is that people don’t all need teachers, but all of us must be students. It’s humbling. And being humble is the opening to a deeper discovery.

However in my experience not only people are great teachers. Pets and animals are great teachers too. So can be mountains, oceans, deserts and flowers. All life is pulsing with teaching. We simply need to be open and have the guidance.

Horses are healing creatures and teach us to own faith and trust, develop our leading abilities and stay committed to the vision living miracles store. This happens, i think, even on tough days when nothing appears to work. They are able to teach us, such noble beings since they are, that people can love unconditionally, share freely, communicate openly and create cooperatively. To truly have the ultimate relationship with a horse there should be no hidden agendas, no limitations on love and no withholding of anything.

Now that can be tough, but we have an option in these matters. All decisions and choices we make may produce a critical impact and can cause an exceptional impact on our lives. For instance, if we choose to be frightened, we WILL be scared. Let’s face it, ultimately there is nothing really to hesitate of, unless we DECIDE that there is. But we can ensure it is up and we can pretend. You see, all beings reflect what and who we are in relationships – horses are no exception. Remember that the planet was designed for us so that people could have a context within which to have ourselves as who we really are.

It’s fundamental to realise that people are truly connected with everything and everyone. What is good for you might not be advantageous to your horse. What’s detrimental to you might not be also detrimental to your horse. It’s not that you could only change your horse’s behaviour; your horse can influence you to change your own personal behaviour. My horse has been certainly one of my greatest teachers. When I work and play with him, my every thought, word and deed is reflected. It’s not really a revolution on how we assist horses that is needed, it’s a revolution of your brain that people should really be having. It’s our convinced that we should change.