Monty Roberts Learning Center

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Jan 21st, 2020

Taming a horse was a synonym for subduing, oppressing, taming, controlling, oppressing, exploiting. Taming is the result of a mentality that seeks to impose itself, that seeks from the other their surrender, their renunciation of their spontaneity. Taming like this is something that is done in a relationship of struggle, conflict, where two opponents confront their forces.
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We owe Monti Roberts the consideration of an alternative to this antagonistic, quarrelsome and even humiliating conception. With Monty Roberts the concept of Rational Dressage emerged: pacing, communication, respect for each other and the sensitivity to consider the needs of the horse, especially the need to consider the other as someone far from being a source of danger.
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It is fantastic to see how a horse frees itself from its need to flee due to its fear of being a hunter's prey and instead gradually gives in to felt trust, curiosity and the desire to communicate with the person it is in. there to be with him. It is incredible to see the equine friend slow down his run, begin to look to the sides, begin to walk more relaxed, stop, begin to look curiously at Monty Roberts, dare to approach him, smell him, and even begin to follow him, eager to be at his side. side, to move with it, in close company, deep harmony and harmonious connection. It is moving to tears.
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Monty Roberts' greeting when starting his website:
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"For centuries, humans have told horses: You do what I tell you or I will hurt you.
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Humans still say that to each other: they still threaten, force, and intimidate.
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I am convinced that my discoveries with horses have value in the workplace, in the educational and penal systems, and in raising children.
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Deep down, I'm saying that none of us were born with the right to say "you must" or I will hurt you, to any animal or other human. "
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We have recognized Monty Roberts' work as an experience of Vital Autonomy: learning an art to relate to horses without pain, threats, or pressure.
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This approach is a way to multiply the loving connection between horses and people.
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Here there is evidence that universal evolution continues: the loving approach between living beings. In this case between horses and people.
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You will find multiple, innovative and enriching resources on his website: the opportunity to follow him on Facebook, his online university, the opportunity to learn about his life testimony, the discovery of the Monty Roberts International Learning Center (MRILC); access to their podcasts on Horsemanship radio, the option to get tips by subscribing to their monthly newsletter; and knowledge of its different programs: aid for war veterans; leadership courses; and also the international list of international instructors certified by Monty Roberts.
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Experts and novices, skeptics and convinced, reluctant and enthusiastic, anyone who even remotely loves or admires horses will find here opportunities to come into contact with a new way of relating and seeing life taking advantage of the presence of the equine spirit.