“What is the difference between youth and age?” asked the rider.
“In youth,” said the horse, “we cannot discriminate between knowledge and wisdom. In old age we can.”
“As I get older,” said the rider “I find I become less tolerant.”
“As I get older,” said the horse “I can distinguish between the things I should tolerate and the things I should not.”
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- The nature of this blog is about communication with the animal called the horse. Horses are, by their very nature as unconditional animals, able to commune with humans on levels that are without voice. If we, as humans, are willing to listen, and work with them rather than subduing or breaking them into doing our will, we can learn about them and ourselves and enrich our lives in ways that were previously undreamt.
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