Inspire Me Forward
Inspire Me Forward is a series of conversations where guests from all walks of life and every corner of the world Share Their Stories.
We are now in Season 6: Inspire Me Equine
It came into our hearts that Equine Leadership and Inspire Me Forward should collaborate and delve into the Horse~Human relationship and the paradigm that is the herd.
Equine Leadership (www.equineleadership.ca) is a publication of short stories sharing the voice and wisdom of the horse, now going into its 11th year. Inspire Me Forward (in its 3rd year) is a podcast sharing stories of life and all of the pieces that hold it together, even when it might feel like it's falling apart.
This moment in time seemed like the perfect evolution of the two and it felt natural to invite the horses and authors from Equine Leadership. In this space, they will share their own unique ways of bringing the voice and wisdom of the horse to the human world.
Equine Leadership has a unique vision: We believe that horses, living as close to nature as possible, can provide a paradigm of living that is clear, authentic, and heart-based. There is much to learn that is good for all of humanity, as well as the collective that we call Earth. Spending time observing and interacting with the paradigm of the horses is a move to simplify life, to connect with something profound and enlightening. Their natural way of life offers insight into our truest paths. When we step outside of the ring and into the herd, we experience a relationship of equity and compassion.
At Inspire Me Forward, our belief is that we inspire others when we share our stories and share a collective connection. We let each other know that they are not alone in this big, beautiful world. "The courage it takes to share one's story might be the very thing someone else needs to open their heart to a brighter tomorrow".
Episodes available on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and here.
There are past episodes, from Episode 1, on our YouTube channel.
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Inspire Me Equine Episode 41 with Kerri Lake of California, USA
Inspire Me Equine
A Collaboration of Equine Leadership and Inspire Me Forward
Our next episode of Inspire Me Equine (Season 6 of Inspire Me Forward) is rich and full of wisdom from our guest, as well as the horses. Thank you, Kerri Lake from Half Moon Bay, California, for joining me in this sacred space. It was such an inspiring and profound conversation. I will let you, dear listener, find the wisdom that was meant for you.
Kerri has been an alumni author with Equine Leadership since its 6th volume (we are on 11 now)
The following are links to her pieces and the words from each story that we wove through our conversation.
6th volume – A Culture of the Heart, Include Yourself in the Harmony of Connection
Embodied Harmony
https://www.equineleadership.ca/6theditionkl.html
7th volume – Non-Linear Communication, Horses Remind Us of our Innate Relationship with Life
Emotional Weather
https://www.equineleadership.ca/7theditionkl.html
Upcoming 11th volume – Relational Intelligence, Horses are Masters of Embodied Intellect
Embodied Intellect
https://www.equineleadership.ca/elvolume11.html
Thank you, Kerri for sharing your stories, time, wisdom, and knowledge with us. With the utmost of gratitude.
More on Kerri and her amazing work can be found here:
www.intuitivelearningfoundation.org
http://www.courses.kerrilake.com
www.amazon.com/author/kerrilake
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Equine Leadership Volume 11 Previews https://www.equineleadership.ca/elvolume11.html
Equine Leadership: A Collection of Short Stories is available online and our last volume is now available on Amazon (as will the next one). https://www.equineleadership.ca/elpublication.html
Dara McAnulty, author of Diary of a Young Naturalist
I shared a quote of Dara’s in our conversation: “I’m still pretty certain we can fix this crisis, but if we solve it because of fear and we go back to our original ways, the problems that we thought we dealt with reappear, and we’re back in the same boat in about a hundred years, basically. But if we solve the problems because of wonder, because of joy, because we care, that’s a lot more permanent.”
https://emergencemagazine.org/conversation/finding-joy-in-the-unknown/