Comments on: Panadero’s Dance

By: Deborah

Deborah — Tue, 26 May 2009 22:12:10 +0000

came pretty close to flooding the bathroom while watching this. I got lost in the experience and remembered as it concluded, I left the bath running. It was close.
Carolyn, I love how you dance with your horse, and better yet, how he dances with you. And thank you for providing the path to realize this journey for myself. If anyone is thinking about joining the water rituals insider circle when it comes around again….do. Just trust me.

By: Irene

Irene — Thu, 21 May 2009 16:09:21 +0000

Hi Carolyn,

I have read your book and watched both of your DVD’s and love it very much.
I just started the other day with your first ritual, and I must say it is really nice to do nothing with my horse instead of always doing something. Plus I’m getting a lot of reading done. I plan on doing this first ritual for a month even though I have seen results already from her I just want to give both of us this time together.I look forward to starting the 2nd ritaul but I am in no hurry as I find time is endless.
Thank you so much and look forward in seeing more of your work in the future.
Irene

By: inge

inge — Sun, 17 May 2009 11:48:35 +0000

Hi Carolyn,

thank you for your comment. I get some better vieuw by this little conversation.

i love to give your theories a place in mine daily rituals. i think they can fixed perfect together.
each day i learn more
Started to read the programm.

thank you again

By: Carolyn Resnick

Carolyn Resnick — Thu, 14 May 2009 20:37:47 +0000

Dear Inge,
Following the ball the horse is wanting to push the ball forward, he must slow down and adjust his balance. If following exercises does the same thing then that is good. I am not saying there is anything wrong with them.
I am sorry that I can not give more time on this subject. I suggestion to take what I offer that makes sense and though the rest out.

If you like the way you train your horse with following exercies do not let me cause you to dought what you are doing. I am here only to add when I can help someone to have a better conntion when they can easily see the benifits with out having to change their theroies. I really do not teach theory though some times I do talk about it.
Hope this is of help,
Carolyn

By: inge

inge — Thu, 14 May 2009 18:03:31 +0000

what do you mean by this?

I usually stay away from following exercises with a horse when I can ( it takes the quality of the gates out of the horse- the horse looses a certian amount of animation from focusing on following something.) I try to stay to send, draw, pause and the magnetic connection.

i think i can not follow you???
Why would a horse looses animation by following something??

What is the difference between for example seen on the latest video your horse is in a kind of play run from and towards you.
and this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZl49Z9Fr-k

Both i mean as an example, not to hurt someone.
just the way of movements of the horse.

are both horses moving different?
following a plasticbag is in my eyes near the same as a ball.
it is a “thing” you can use to play with your horse.
tho i see it this way.

If you specialised more in this, it can help to train your horse in all kind of exercises. streching, head up or down, fast move, slow move, more collected.
And keep you at a save distance.

can you explain me why you think it is not what you like and why?
i am very interested, it give me more different looks. (if i say it in the right englishwords)