Sometimes, when I meditate, animals will come through what looks like a huge gate or arch way. It seems that this is a way that the Universe opens the door for me to learn.
In this meditation, several horses came through the arch way to chat with me.
Some unusual things were happening with them. The two horses spoke with one voice. Their movements were almost identical. The pictures that they shared with me were similar, and not exact. I asked them why there was this discrepancy in their movement and pictures. They laughed! They said that they were each unique and had no reason to copy the other. They said that they were community so shared thoughts and lessons, and what they knew, for the good of the herd.
I had a short conversation with them. I learned much!
- Although there is a leader determined by strength and ability to fight, Horse is basically not political.
- Every horse in the herd has its place. To lose a member of the herd is to disrupt the community and throw it out of balance. Mostly – we as humans do not feel this loss.
- The herd is healing to its members. The community gives the individual strength to overcome.
- The Oneness helps the herd to see what must be healed or mended. Oneness strengthens, and does not divide.
- All herd members but the premier stallion takes turns guarding the foals. This is again to protect the herd and its growth. This is a wonderful design in Nature to ensure that the young survive. The adult horses do not attack and abuse the young.
- The healthy members protect the weaker members and they especially the elderly horses. The elderly horses carry the memories of the herd and share them freely. They are the historians.
- Horses believe in karma – that if they do not follow the “Horse” code, that they will return in the same circumstances until they do understand and follow the horse code.
Blessings,
Judy