Pat Cleveland of The Balanced Horse Project to be Featured on CUTV News Radio
DOTHAN, ALABAMA, UNITED STATES, July 3, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- According to horse trainer Pat Cleveland, people simply do not understand the way horses experience life, and our ignorance brings much suffering to these majestic creatures.
“We ride a different horse every day without knowing it,” says Cleveland. “Horses are not vehicles. They’re living creatures. Don’t neglect that it has an emotional experience.”
Cleveland is the founder of The Balanced Horse Project, which seeks to employ a more holistic approach to training horses that both addresses their profound pain and honors their dignity.
“I’ve always viewed the world with a different set of eyes,” says Cleveland. “I wanted to understand how I could develop a way to train horses that would not create injury or emotional distress. The current system of animal training is based on behavior modification and chemical and physical interventions that block or mask discomfort. I wanted to move toward applying more organic and holistic approaches."
Much of the pain a horse experiences is in the girth line where the saddle rests on the horse. Cleveland has developed a way to reverse a horse’s physical condition and emotional state by folding time back to before the horse was born.
“This is a process of reuniting the body, soul and spirit to restore it to its original state of creation,” explains Cleveland. “When I send the horse back to its physical memory of being straight, it releases an emotional charge. The body remembers what it's like to be symmetrical and in harmony with itself. When this happens, as a horse trainer, I have that horse’s original essence.”
Cleveland wants us to understand that we are interacting with another level of consciousness. A horse will surrender and live in a co-dependent relationship, but it’s not meant to be subjugated and its pain minimized for our inconvenience. The horse is the only animal that forms an intimate bond between who we are and who they are. That connection leads us to wisdom.
“We use the energy from the environment to restore the horse. It’s an organic process,” says Cleveland.
CUTV News Radio will feature Pat Cleveland in a two-part interview with Jim Masters on July 5th at 11am EDT and with Doug Llewelyn on July 12th at 11am EDT.
Listen to the show on BlogTalkRadio1.
If you have a question for our guest, call (347) 996-3389.
For more information on The Balance Horse, visit http://www.thebalancedhorseproject.net
Lou Ceparano
CUTV News
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