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with Jenny Pim

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Connecting with the horse in the way that is easy for him riding.

Horses are Masters at reading energy, it is easy for them to connect in this way, we ourselves are not so natural, but it is something we can learn in Chi Connected Riding.

 

 

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20 Wishes for 2020

 

This episode outlines my hopes and wishes for the coming year, if any of them resonate with you, I hope they come true for you.

 

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Why Practice Equestrian Tai Chi

Jenny demonstrating Equestrian Tai Chi on horseback

Equestrian Tai Chi is Tai Chi that I developed for practicing on horseback.

  • It combines the positive aspects of Tai Chi and the therapeutic effects of the horse’s natural energy.
  • The purpose of Equestrian Tai Chi is to promote the smooth flow of Chi (internal energy) through the body and to balance and bring harmony to the horse’s and rider’s energy together.

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Reducing our filters so we can have a deeper connection with our horse



Filters can be identities we create for ourselves or egos. Sometimes we unconsciously create identities and we may already have these in place and not even realise it.
These identities create a sense of separation between us and our horse. In Taoist thought, a feeling of ‘them’ and ‘us’ is created when we categorise ourselves with identities and this is what causes the separation.

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Feeling Fear & Emotions Riding

If you’d like information about joining How to Manage Your Mindset & Emotions Riding, please click here and I’ll send it to you.

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