Remember when we were kids and the days seemed so long? Making daisy chains in the backyard and letting our imaginations soar?

why don’t we have that when we are adults?

I remember being outside all day and I was never bored. We didn’t have phones or any worries about the future or the past, because we were living in the present- in the moment and it was wonderful.

I am currently reading a book by Suzanne Court, it’s called Soul Connection with horses. In one chapter titled Hurry up and Slow down, the author is teaching us this concept which came naturally to us as children but we tend to forget as adults.

living in the moment is truly rewarding and I highly recommend this book ( I’m reading the e-book version) even if your not a horse person, this book will open your mind up to new ideas.

horses are naturally in this state of living in the present aswell- it’s their homeostatis- there normal way of living which I didn’t realise before reading this book and I’ve worked with them for 15 years!

my current horse is teaching me so much and she is leading me down this path of learning more about true connection, something I am extremely grateful for. It’s truly opening up my mind to new/ old concepts maybe something I had as a child but have forgotten about as adult.

food for thought there.

as always thanks for reading

Amy