The name Alderlore means “tales of the Alder” . The word “lore” means a story or tale that is associated with wisdom. The Alder trees that line our pond and hug our banks, provide food and shelter for numerous birds and the beaver and mink; create good fishing grounds for our heron; and are a delight for the hungry bees of spring. According to celtic tree folklore, the Alder is associated with both fire and water – making it the quintessential example of non-duality or integration of opposites – and is also associated with Phoenix- like qualities of regeneration, renewal and re-birth.
Astrologically, Alder is associated with Aries – and that is my birth month, as well as the stallion, Khemancho.
This then is the story of Alderlore – the wisdom that is created here, cultivating renewal, rebirth and integration– where fire energy and water energy meet and mutually self-liberate into steamy joy!
The Horses at Alderlore Present offers programs for horse owners as well as non-horse people to learn about energy, body language, emotional balance and how to engage the natural world on a deeper level.
Horses at Liberty offers individual classes and group workshops in training horses at liberty.
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Hi, just found your site! Would love for you to email me. I live in Australia & conduct similar human development programs -around posture, awareness, breath. Also integrating Resnick, Nevzorov, Imke, Tai Chi Would love to understand more & to chat about your approach. Blessings Cheryl
Hi Cherly!
I think I remember your name perhaps from Carolyn Resnick’s blog — did you participate in one of her Water Hole ritual circles? I will have to google “Imke” as I am not familiar with her. You can email me at bonnittaroy@mindspring.com. Happy to start a conversation! Happy you found our site!
Dear Bonnie,
I heard rumor that you had a black bear up that way recently, so you will have to add this spirit of bear to your Alderlore description! Jeanne
I am enthralled with how you selected the name….it definitely fits:) I just wish you weren’t so far away. I used to live in Ct. and then in Maine but currently live in WI. Your Equine Therapy Program is something I would love to participate in and then perhaps become a part of……maybe someday. One never knows:) Best wishes to you! Serenity~