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Posts Tagged ‘Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling’

Just Be Yourself

Posted in Teachers, tagged on April 23, 2010 | 1 Comment »

I have been witnessing Klaus Hempfling for a little over five years now, through his books, DVD’s and website http://hempfling.com/   I find him to be a remarkable teacher, and one who is most closely aligned with the Alderlore Experiment. Alderlore’s tag line “To Know the Horse is to Recognize Your Self” suggests a kind of developmental [...]

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The Rider has NO RIGHT to the Horse’s Head!

Posted in Horse & Rider, tagged , on September 29, 2009 | 8 Comments »

This is something I say and write over and over again: The Rider has No Right to the Horse’s Head! Recently I have been asked by Kim over at enlightenedhorsemanship.net to expound on this in my own post. So here goes. I believe that a person has no right to a horse’s head. The tendency [...]

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The Dancer

Posted in Horse Type, tagged on April 4, 2009 | 7 Comments »

I am having an extraordinary encounter with a Friesian gelding and his owner. Although he is lucky to have his current owner who is patient and loyal and concerned about his development, for some reason, life has not allowed his innermost nature to flourish and express his innermost joys. For some reason, the opposite has [...]

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