Humanship - How Horses Empower Humans.: Ian Benson - S1E8

Ian Benson facilitates ‘humanship’ workshops in NZ and Europe. Horses have shown him how human behaviour affects them in different ways, and that when we are more connected to ourselves, we can build a better relationship with the world around us. Experiential learning with horses empowers the individual to take responsibility for effecting the change they want to see as opposed to feeling victimised by what’s happening to them.  

If you want to discover more about my work visit my website on https://philippaross.com/

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  Ian's Website: http://www.humanship.co.nz/  

Check out my blog ‘A Quest to Connect’ where you’ll see a photo of how horses mirror human behaviour

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Influential people:

Merv Kildy – Australian horseman

Books:

How to Heal Your Life – Louise Hay

Tom Brown’s Science and Art of Tracking – Nature’s Path to Spiritual Discovery – Tom Brown Jr

Quote:

“It’ll all work out in the end and if it doesn’t, we haven’t reached the end”

The actual quote Ian was referring to was

“In India, we have a saying; everything will be all right in the end. So, if it’s not all right, it is not yet the end,” said by the character Sonny Kapoor in The Best Marigold Hotel movie

 

Theme music ‘Joyful’ by TimTaj from Pixabay

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If you know of someone who would be a great guest, then be sure to contact me on [email protected]

And finally, if you want to discover more about my work visit my website on https://philippaross.com/