I am here.
I am doing my part.
With utmost gratitude and humility, I thank those who went before me and those who are walking with me. I love you, brothers and sisters, my teachers and dear companions.
And to You, I extend the innermost and outermost reaches of my being. Like a launched arrow, I am on my course.
Up, always up.
To my beloved brother -
Thank you for showing me: There are no limitations.
Blessings be to you for your noble service.
From the heart, and timeless indeed.
Stand by the river
See how the river flows
It cannot be caught, by net or by hand
It is nameless, for only its banks have a name
Forget your name and become a river
Stand by the grass
See how the grass grows
It doesn't know the word "love"
But the love of the grass
Is not smaller than your love
Forget of the words and become the grass
Boris Grebenschikov
translation from Russian mine - T.K.
Mission
One of my childhood treasures, clicker training had been brought to new light by my life experiences and led me on to a new cycle of the upward spiral of my life's path. Based in the science of animal behavior, this training method, in good hands, allows for the merging of the practical task of training with the deeper, spiritual meaning of horse-human relationship. Through the simple action of rewarding the good and ignoring the bad, it reaches to the higher aspect of both the horse and the human, lets the horse's intelligence, generosity, and creativity flower, and brings to fruition an unequaled bond of two creatures in the Universe. I am lucky to have met Alexandra Kurland, a pioneer in equine clicker training, who has become a great teacher and an inspiration to me.
This discovery brought me to the merging of the childhood sense of awe and wonder in the face of the mystery of life with my path as a human being in the Universe. I feel that my work with horses and people, as well as my art and writing, are a creative expression of the universal forces of light and love. I am awed and inspired to be a part of the oneness and to be in the flow of a much greater process. I see my mission in service to the Planet and Nature through the abilities and talents that the Creator endowed me with.
