Equiculture Speaks

www.facebook.com/equiculture [https://www.facebook.com/equiculture] www.equiculture.online/ [https://www.equiculture.online/] www.instagram.com/equiculture.online/?hl=en-gb [https://www.instagram.com/equiculture.online/?hl=en-gb] Equiculture mission is to restore the connection between horses, humans and Mother Earth. Horses, help restore our ancestral connection with the land. Culture, integrating traditional horse people. Ecology, restoring our soils back to living and thriving organisms. Interdependence, each ecosystem supports another ecosystem. Connection, bringing people together with differences, for the good of all.

www.facebook.com/equiculture [https://www.facebook.com/equiculture] www.equiculture.online/ [https://www.equiculture.online/] www.instagram.com/equiculture.online/?hl=en-gb [https://www.instagram.com/equiculture.online/?hl=en-gb] https://www.worldpeaceandprayer.com/history-of-wppd.html Equiculture mission is to restore the connection between horses, humans and Mother Earth. Horses, help restore our ancestral connection with the land. Culture, integrating traditional horse people. Ecology, restoring our soils back to living and thriving organisms. Interdependence, each ecosystem supports another ecosystem. Connection, bringing people together with differences, for the good of all.

Peter Champoux is the author of Gaia Matrix and other works on spiritual geography, a foundation to a sustainable future. Over this past year he has been collaboratively working on the ‘returning‘ of the Wounded Knee looted artifacts from Massachusetts to the Ancestors of South Dakota. Peter’s discovery of the EarthRing phenomena gives form and function to a living earth. His future earth healing focus is centered on Eastern European conflict resolutions, restoration of the Great Lakes, and the spiritual cultivation of sacred sites for world maintenance. peter.champoux@gmail.com [peter.champoux@gmail.com] 802-585-6021 www.geometryofplace.com [http://www.geometryofplace.com/] 00:04:10.840 --> 00:04:18.300 peter: And and you know, one of I think our big problems these days is a nature deficit disorder, and I and I feel quite grateful for the experience that I had on the farm.Prince Charles said that we were perhaps the last generation that really got to experience  nature fully in our life. 00:05:22.350 --> 00:05:31.080 peter: And whenever  I split up on one of these rocks I began to notice that there was this release of chi from the rock itself. so I would kind of when I felt the rock about the split, i'd give it a hug, and that that energy came into my body. And then, later years, I learned from readings and anthroposophy  that Dr. Rudolph Steiner said that whenever you split a rock open, a gnome of knowledge is released from that rock. so I feel as though I got information that made me start thinking in a new way.

Equiculture mission is to restore the connection between horses, humans and Mother Earth. Horses, help restore our ancestral connection with the land. Culture, integrating traditional horse people.  Ecology, restoring our soils back to living and thriving organisms. Interdependence, each ecosystem supports another ecosystem. Connection, bringing people together with differences, for the good of all. Many years ago, Pam was a carriage driving tour guide in Philadelphia. She worked with a horse as a partner, giving time-traveling tours through the National Park. She was never happier in my life. She eventually had to leave, but  could never leave behind the incredible love and appreciation for all the horses.Pam will always feel indebted to the fine horse people at 76 Carriage Co [http://www.phillycarriagetours.com/tours.html], a leading urban stable in Philadelphia, for giving her the opportunity that completely changed her life in such a positive and important way.Later, with a few other carriage drivers and friends, they started what they hoped could be a real sanctuary for working horses called Blue Star Equiculture. A space that allowed the public to participate in caring for and learning about them, especially their historical contributions and the future potential partnerships into the future. Sense 2009, they made an incredible difference in so many horses and humans lives that it would be impossible to recount it all. Last winter, Pam decided to close Blue Star Equiculture and carry on with the mission privately. Now simply called Equiculture, this is that continuing work; a service that continues to unfold and take care of the retired, disabled and homeless horses we have grown to love. This time, Pam is determined to make sure that the fullness of this mission is realized. An integrated management and design system that includes all of life!Pam continues to tell the stories of the horses. They are the most interesting and surprising teachers and friends to all. Each and every one is unique with different experiences, challenges, and personalities. It is our hope to share the horses through different platforms, so that you too can begin to include them in your lives in meaningful ways that matter most to you. We hope you join us with your love and appreciation for these noble friends and together we draft a better future for all.

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