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Lone highwayItā€™s said that patience is a virtue. Iā€™ve learned to have patience in my life and with my vision.

Sometimes it feels like I need pure faith. That is hard for me ā€“ I want to be in control. I have a hard time turning it all over to the Universe.

In my Equine Gestalt Training, we wrote a vision. I can see my vision clearly and it is slowly, very slowly, coming as well as changing course as needed.

As my life has changed my vision has corrected for it. I also now have a vision board that I made at my last Gestalt Camp. I added two pictures today ever moving forward.

Sometimes a vision can feel like a moving target, and we constantly need to make course corrections. Sometimes it may be a straight line. Either way, when we focus on our vision it happens sometimes gradually, sometimes quickly. When itā€™s moving quickly, we may become overwhelmed, or we may feel a shower of relief. When itā€™s moving slowly, we may try to expedite the process.

I personally get overwhelmed when things are moving too slowly. I want to force things to happen instead of allowing them to happen. Sometimes this makes everything move slower or grind to a stop.

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Follow your heart they say… Mine always leads me to the Barn!

Iā€™ve learned that there are a few things I can do when I become overwhelmed. To help me remain in the moment. One is going out to be with the horses. They have a way of making all feel right with the world.

Another thing I can do is edit photos or do some design work ā€“ something creative. I always feel like Iā€™ve accomplished something when I finish a photo or design. And projects seem to keep flowing after Iā€™ve done this.

Do you ever feel that your vision or life gets stuck? Like youā€™re not moving forward? Let the horses help you get unstuck. Connect with me here for more information.

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Susan is a lifelong horsewoman, a Master Equine Gestaltist, an Equine Assisted PlayShop facilitator, a breast cancer survivor, a reluctant caregiver, a photographer, and a metal artist. She has a BA in Communications and works with doctors, caregivers, and patients through the Equine Gestalt Coaching MethodĀ®.