Healing for Angry, Brutalized Horse Part 3 - Acceptance

Cobra challenges our assumptions and judgments. And also shares his feelings about his name. See Part 4 here: • Cobra's Healing Journe...
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[@michellesciuk3594]

Wow Cobra is looking magnificent! I just discovered and watched his whole series today and it's AMAZING to see the difference in his body and self-carriage from the first two videos to this one. He is definitely a King! Stepping firmly back into his empowered role. Look at him glow 👑

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Yes, he's such a cool dude!

[@imaniglasgow6889]

I'm very touched to know that Cobra feels the love from those who joined him on his healing journey. Also, I'm very thankful for his message about yang energy. The message is very timely for me. Thank you Cobra! Much love and respect to Big Momma and the herd. I'm thankful for their very wise advice.

[@wellnone9367]

Thank you, Jini, for posting these films on youtube, and please thank Cobra and the other horses for their generous sharing of the experiences and their wisdom. I have been so affected by the three films of Cobra's healing and revealing of his true self, seeing the possibility for me in healing my anger and pain from my childhood and life. Most importantly that I can continue to be angry at times, although I prefer to be able to channel that into a straight, strong expression of the real me which has been hiding behind a nice, kind, acceptable personality. All the films you post show such innate wisdom in the magnificent animals. that our species has exploited for ever. But their wisdom can only find its way to us because your, and the other's, open minded work with them So thank you for putting yourself, your real self, 'out there' for the rest of us to learn from. Such peace is found with all the horses. Difficult to have a favourite, but I LOVE Audeline, her strength, her motherly love and keen understanding of each person/horse/situation. Thank you again.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

SO wonderful - and wonderful that you opened yourself to this process. Namaste. And I agree with you about Big Mama - she is balm for the soul!! xo

[@MsRuthLittle]

To me it looks like Cobra is acting exactly like a horse should. I think he is healed. Your ideas about the sweet only being a product of abuse is right on the money. He is a Stallion now and seems confident and strong. You did a good job girls. Thanks

[@robinroberts2152]

Hi Jinii! What a great reminder of accepting where our horses, people, etc. are and not judging why they aren't where we want them to be. I seem to forget that, more often than I would like to admit (but am here 😊). Such profound perspective on Yang. Love that! All the insights here are so deep and real. Thanks to you and Juliet (and Guliz), Cobra and the herd for sharing. 💞

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Hope you enjoyed the video!

[@robinroberts2152]

@@ListenToYourHorse For sure!

[@ShortOrderCook]

Another wonderful video and very interesting (and reasonable) points made on Cobras behaviour. After listening to the video I watched it again, this time with the volume on mute, and just watched Cobra and his responses and interactions - he really is physically expressive (and very handsome). Though I don't get a lot of dialogue from him - more short and to the point, I wondered how others hear him - his voice and how he speaks to you. I did get the impression that if you're not listening - he ain't talking 😁 Thank-you Cobra and the herd 🐴🐎

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I'm glad you found this video interesting!

[@lklein1804]

Haveta comment... 1st im so grateful i found your channel ... and after ur last video... after reading a few comments about his name ... i was thinkin, no i was "feeling" his name was/IS a good name. I felt power majesty self-awareness and inner strength. Words are very limiting, hard t explain!! But i felt no no nothing wrong w his name !! I appreciate you shared a bit more about him today ... i so love your horses. And the tenderness and respect that's given, that's shared. ❤TY.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you so much!

[@lklein1804]

@@ListenToYourHorse YW he's like a king!! King Cobra ... he looks like my dog ❤❤❤❤❤... my dog is a she... w the merle gene .. she's a gentle giant ... horse is another lifetime i always say

[@KN-gq2wn]

I think when you said Yang that’s exactly when Makah’s attention came to you. He said: Hey I’m Yang too in the new herd. That’s why he moved to the feeder. Cobra’s reaction was funny he went: Dude I said that first. Makah: yeah, ok but I’m just reinforcing the point. So it’s like the Boys club, the yang club speaking up. Haha

[@ListenToYourHorse]

True! Makah has been really coming forward and asserting himself more too - but without any need for anger or bossiness. BUT he also went through a similar angry phase the first year he came to me, so he's almost 2 years past that now.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Cobra challenges our assumptions and judgments. And also shares his feelings about his name.

[@Didi.creation]

Loved this video again 💚 thank you for sharing. King Cobra ☺💚 I love that name. He is big and fierce and powerful. But he is also smart and very beautiful. I think it suites. In the older stories, in the older American and also African cultures there's always a part with a snake. And this part mostly speaks about being smart or wise. Sending love and light 🙏🏻💚🧚🏼‍♀️ Namaste

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thanks for watching!

[@StarOne311]

What a journey Cobra has been thru! I loved the ending! Beautiful. How old is Cobra?

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you! He is 11 years old.

[@StarOne311]

@@ListenToYourHorse > He is beautiful!! I have two Horses> Black Pearl who is also 11 and Misty who is 9. Big Hugs from Northern Idaho.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

@@StarOne311 Oooh I love the name Black Pearl! xox

[@ErinnCowell2414]

Sending you love Cobra!

[@Dojustdoandbe]

Thank you always love your videos and so grateful for you sharing. I was wondering if the band of boys moving has changed the dynamics for Cobra and I imagine you would know notice if that had shifted anything because you’re so in tune with their energy. It was interesting to hear after i wrote this that he’d had a bromance with Montaro. So lovely to see him happy though.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Well it's certainly allowed him to express himself more. Same thing with all the wildies. And interestingly, that for most experiences, Aude will put herself in the hay arena - so that removes the most dominant horse and they don't have to keep an eye out for her. With the lads here, it was pretty hard for anyone else to get a word in ;)

[@IMN-a-Creator]

Thank you for sharing. I am grateful that he realy dares us to be ourselves. I love it. Speak our truth. We are still learning to be a totality. Love his name as long as he wants it. So were I am at. namasté Cobra Namasté.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Well said!

[@deetngator1624]

He is so beautiful.

[@SeekerKC]

Ah, that ending! Mutual acceptance! How wonderful!

[@ezlow1065]

V timely for me! Thankyou all! xo

[@ענבלשמואלביץ]

as usual, we can always learn and have this deep but simple understanding about the true way of act in all kind of relations in this world......:)

[@giselamora593]

I enjoyed this video a lot. Cobra is truly a king. I have serious hard edges sometimes but they are in line with my truth. I feel so understood by a horse hahahahah

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thanks for watching!

[@brendabickelhaupt1924]

So amazing! 🙂💙

[@tonillanes1505]

Cobra, you be you. Do you know how long it takes humans to get to the point you have arrived at? It took me some incredible life experiences, Some trauma some drama only then can you stay your course. I love Makahs tail. Hows Siyone? I thought of her a couple days ago. Aude❤️.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Funny you should mention Siyone... she's coming forward more and more every day. We have no idea yet how she works or what her special magic is, but I sense she's getting closer to revealing it :)

[@nancyoffenhiser4916]

Doggone it Jini, I am still getting something from the front left chest right above his left leg. More will be revealed..please let me know what pans out. I understand better about Cobra's name, Cobras will set boundaries but won't strike unless provoked. I thought he just been given a name by someone else... He's a wonderful guy. You can't be enlightened or integrated without balancing shadow and light. Love to you. XO

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Maybe he is showing it specifically to YOU? Perhaps he wants you to engage with him on this? Posa injured herself recently and she would not let me or Juliet do anything to help her. She wanted my daughter Zara and one of my barn helpers Sienna to work with her. Open to that possibility and let me know what happens!

[@nancyoffenhiser4916]

@@ListenToYourHorse Ok Jini, I will let you know what he tells me. Thank you for trusting me.

[@arrow21OG]

This is awesome :)

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Glad you think so!

[@arrow21OG]

@@ListenToYourHorse I love the way you work with your horses, I really am learning a lot from watching this. I'm starting to observe my horses closer now and I'm observing the pecking order and who interacts with who. It's very interesting, they tell us so much!

[@normidwest1316]

tell Cobra he helped me heal Thank you

[@nicolamorrell3723]

Is it possible that Cobra doesn't like his name? Cobra is a very powerful symbol, after all.

[@Didi.creation]

I was thinking a bit of the same. Maybe he wants to be called King Cobra after all? 💪🙂

[@nicolamorrell3723]

@@Didi.creation how about Yang!! 🐴

[@janohdegroot989]

What would happen iff you all took a while and not think in the presence of Cobra and just be. Meditate.. stillness.. peace-of-mind. I would be interested.. a hello from Europe 👋

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I meditate with the herd every other day. You can also meditate with them from wherever you are - simply use your technique to get into meditative state. Then imagine a circle around you and invite the herd into your circle :)

[@janohdegroot989]

@@ListenToYourHorse nice! Is there a video or do you not film that, I'm interested in seeing Cobra with meditation. But I understand iff you don't film that. I have not checked all you video's yet. Be good 🙏

[@janohdegroot989]

I just found footage, nice. But I did not realy mean that, I meant being with Cobra in stillness..

[@FoxtrS2]

so your horse knows the human language ... really

[@ListenToYourHorse]

All animals communicate in images or "thought packages" which we then try to translate into words. Try it for yourself here: listentoyourhorse.com/how-to-talk-with-your-horse/

[@LeilaniLight11709]

The yang energy is the WHITE color, and is sun energy, whereas the YIN energy is the BLACK color, symbolizing the VOID, creation, the womb.

[@stevenolsen6360]

this video message is more profound - spirited lead, than you think, noted all comments below seem to be from ladies, stop- here me out, the previous video and this, could easy be re done with a gay male, as the victim in camera shot, - with the punch at the end- He was who - a KING, who was castrated, He would be pissed off, and although childless, still of royal worth and linage, I myself, was one of 9 children, first 3 wanted, the next 6- my mother said-he want leave me if I am pregnant, and thus 6 raised as castrated maids, 4 boys 2 girls, none raised to be proud kings (men) or queens( ladies), these 2 videos sum up my f'ing adult life as a self made gay male, who moved away from the castraters, to find my own created worth, ( all the while spirit wise,, being told I was a king- WTF), and I can see now through these videos, I was a castrated KING, Bless you all, and the King Cobra and horses. ( no one referenced he was a King in below comments ?) the holy spirit says we are Kings and priests unto GOD, some get castrated spiritually and emotionally)..... thank you for this new way to speak to horses, God's favourite creation

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Bloody fabulous Steven!! Thank you so much for sharing your story, perspective and wisdom with us - so powerful xo

[@genocanabicea5779]

You are giving him too much control. Lile a child teach him respect. Gratitude. He could go elsewhere. Someplace not nice. Not a threat but an understanding of the value of his current place. Mind his manners.

[@sarahthomson8183]

You are projecting all your stuff onto this horse. He needs kindness and patience, yes, but also a strong leader--as all horses do. Every time you allow him to move your feet, it tells him *he* is the leader. This horse needs a lot of ground work from a very seasoned horse trainer. Anything else is just asking for trouble. I'm totally into tapping, but this is crazy. It might help *you* clear some stuff, but it's not helping him. Please get appropriate help for this horse, before someone gets hurt.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqDXh2WNnp2eZ7M

[@sarahthomson8183]

@@ListenToYourHorse I have checked this out. I sincerely wanted to hear your thinking on the situation. KZbin comments can be so brutal.. I really respect what you are trying to achieve here with/for these horses. And this living situation *is* different, as you are not trying to ride this horse. You are trying to give him care and a sovereign, dignified life--that is clear. I agree that humans have subjugated other species for so long that some think that's the only answer. I agree that dominance over other creatures just for the sake of it is a human sickness--and one that's obviously destroying the nature world. I still sincerely want to ask you why this creature gets to dominate, scare and control you? It's enough of a problem that you needed to tap and do a video on it. Yes, Cobra was traumatized by humans, but just like in any relationship, we still get to assert our own boundaries and keep ourselves safe. The thing is, every time he moves your feet, you are reinforcing this behavior--and my main point is IT WILL NOT HEAL HIM. It makes him a danger to others and himself, because if he really hurts a person down the line, he may get put down. You appear to be willing to bob and weave around his aggression behavior, but will others? Can you guarantee that he and any humans caring for him will be safe? Are you sure that you are not making decisions about this creature based on your own abusive history, and/or guilt about what other humans have done to him? Humans and horse's have different community rules and structures that have evolved over millennia. I'm a human who wants to be equal to all creatures-period. But both horses and dogs, especially when aggressive, need to know who's in charge. This has been hard for me, as I'm a pretty passive person. I did not want to believe for a time that I had to take the scary and uncomfortable leadership position sometimes. But that's what ended up creating the harmony I so badly wanted. Not to anthropomorphize, but a good analogy might be working with kids. They will push boundaries to see who's in charge--if they are in charge, that's actually pretty scary to them. I know from experience as a parent that they DO NOT really want to be in charge. Setting loving and firm boundaries allows them to relax and feel safe. This horse is constantly pushing.. It's a lot of work for him, and it can't be making his life any easier.. Might it be a relief to him on some level to know that your boundaries are firm and he needs to have some respect for your space? This does him absolutely no harm, and may give him more freedom to use his energy in a healthier way. People's hearts will also be more open to him if he's not so scary--including yours. You also count in this situation, and deserve to not be attacked by the creatures you so obviously love and care about. Being codependent with our animals is not good for them *or* us. I wish much good luck with this paradise you are building here. The videos of the herd running around and through all the tress and bushes is pure magic. Thank you.

[@cornelianicodemus4837]

Sarah Thomson: What about your projections? Cobra looks and feels calmed in the third clip. Peace, sister!

[@tamarakennedy4976]

Maybe, we can all accept, and clearly some may need to really really accept this fact, this....is....an animal.....unaware of your video production nor interested nor doing any of the absurdities you imagine are this horses inner monologue....OH ....MY.....GOD....ladies, it might behoove you to spend your creativity and wild imaginative delusions for a better more useful purpose such as reading circle at the local library, or podcasts for toddlers.

[@crepuscula5734]

Maybe, we all can show some respect for the wide field of possibility to learn, connect, love and show compassion that they are opening for us, the work they are doing, the beautiful hours (notice how discovering and actually seeing each other takes time and mental presence) they are spending with the horses. Maybe we can show some respect towards the horses themselves, how subtle and complex their herd communication and lineage is (you can see that in the other videos). They are opening up and exploring a field of deep knowledge for us, showing how much there is that we don't know, that we don't see because we think we know it all already. Stay curious! It's not meant to be precise, that's what communication is - it's feeling each other out, it's being aware of body language and energy, it's misinterpreting, it's getting to know each other.

[@tamarakennedy4976]

@@crepuscula5734 i agree, yes animals do have many things to say,but being locked up even in a lovely palace is still not freedom,it is still the will of one species forcing another species to live endure and exist in what they force the species to endure, whether that is, sharing a small field with other same species that do not get along, or sharing the same feeding box with same species that would never stay near or feel comfortable in that foreign container for human entertainment and folly.

[@crepuscula5734]

@@tamarakennedy4976 oh yeah, totally. I guess in this world though, we always have to ask what is the alternative? is it not the best way there is, in a world that is territorialized and roamed by people who don't have the animals best interest at heart? Is it not the best way to learn from each other, and to spread that awareness? I don't know, but I see beauty here

[@ListenToYourHorse]

One of the comments on the blog addresses your comment beautifully: "It seems to me that we take horses out of the wild (because they are starving because of us or just because we want their homeland), fence them in, physically do things like geld them because we feel it has to be done, and then ‘train’ them. Most of the time this training cuts away parts of them; they are forced to shut down or shut away who they really are. I think your assessment that Cobra shut away parts of himself to fit into his new space is spot on. And we think, “Wow, how well behaved that horse has become!” Sure, we provide shelter and food so then what? Do we really have rights over them as a result of our domesticating them? but what happens if we decide to really listen. What happens if we really notice their facial expressions, or their nose push or a quarter inch raise in their neck and we back off? I believe they notice when we noticed. Give and take, take and receive, receive and let go. For me it means to become aware. Awareness brings surprises because what I thought I knew, I didn’t know. It brings in humility and requires an opening of the heart space. Then, I can deny that awareness or I can fall into acceptance. And I mean fall into an unknowable place; leaping off the old cliff and, surprise! finding out I had wings. Holy Smokes! But, that isn’t even enough….then I must take action if I want the old to fall away and I want to allow the new to be the truth for now, this moment. And that is what I think happened here. I’m so glad that Cobra is finding the freedom to re-attach to some of the parts that were shut off because of what humans have done. It is so much broader and bigger than his personal trauma, though. His response to our listening is one example of a much bigger picture. I believe that true, open listening to horses (or dogs, or cats, or trees and plants or each other) is just the beginning of re-attaching ourselves to Wisdom. By doing so, we find we are indeed attached to all." Also, please know that except for Zorra - all of these horses are slaughter rescues. So there was no 'better option' for them. It was my place, or locked up in a small pen at the horse rescue, or dead. Perhaps they would have preferred death, or perhaps they are content.

[@andreadelao500]

*Beautiful horse* 💦🐴💦