Change Your Self to Change Your Horse

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  • @dakotahstr
    @dakotahstr2 жыл бұрын

    I smile at everyone,anywhere. Most smile back,some not. Some stop and chat. I figure they need it.

  • @eddisianc8639
    @eddisianc86394 жыл бұрын

    This isn't boring; it's WHY I subscribed to your channel and why I watched your video first when I got home. This stuff makes me better understand humans and horses. So valuable!

  • @juliepons3225

    @juliepons3225

    11 ай бұрын

    😊😊😊😊😊😊😊s

  • @gerrymcferret
    @gerrymcferret4 жыл бұрын

    Very interested in all that you are saying. There is one little bit of feedback I want to give you..... there is no need to apologise for potentially 'boring' people with what you have to say. It is something you say from time to time and speaking as one who greatly admires what you do and has been following your journey for a few years now I can assure you that there is nothing 'boring' about either your message or the way you put it across. Don't ever apologise for being who you are or what you say - I promise there is absolutely no need. Journey on.

  • @WhisperTraining

    @WhisperTraining

    4 жыл бұрын

    Amen to this! I found this video so powerful & inspiring. I've always loved Warwick's training style, but I have even more respect for Warwick after watching this.

  • @veronicasmith1147

    @veronicasmith1147

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@WhisperTraining hear hear i could listen forever

  • @ashleybee2190

    @ashleybee2190

    3 жыл бұрын

    Absolutely. I would pay this man to just talk at me for the rest of my life lol.

  • @lillyhallo6387

    @lillyhallo6387

    2 жыл бұрын

    Thank you🙏

  • @TamariskHorseFarm
    @TamariskHorseFarm3 жыл бұрын

    This is the video that changed it all for me. I never thought I needed to work on myself until you showed the connection that working on myself will improve my horsemanship (and that’s all the motivation I needed!). Since this video I’ve taken up meditation, tried to adopt an attitude of gratitude, and am more aware of my judgmental thoughts... and I really do think my horses have noticed. Maybe I’m just noticing more things to be grateful for, but they seem more content to be with me than before I made the effort to improve my mindfulness. Thank you for inspiring not just a change in my horsemanship, but a change in my entire life outlook as well! #journeyon20

  • @WarwickSchiller

    @WarwickSchiller

    3 жыл бұрын

    G'day Katie, thanks for your response! You have won yourself a free months subscription! Just send me an email with your information and I'll get you sorted. warwick@warwickschiller.com

  • @TamariskHorseFarm

    @TamariskHorseFarm

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much!! Email sent. Can’t wait to enjoy your channel more!

  • @kazzana9013
    @kazzana90134 жыл бұрын

    I realize there is an assumption that people are busy and have a short attention span, but I am becoming aware that the opposite is true. People are desperate for real, sincere discussion and will spend several hours focused on listening to a message. A very good example of this is Jordan Peterson, a professor, a physiologist, an author and scientific explorer of human nature. His lectures, seminars and interview are by no mean simple or short, they require a lot of focus, but contrary to the popular belief that society is developing a shorter attention span, the growing number of subscribers says the world has enough of sound bites and is thirsty for real conversation and conveying of ideas. There is a time a place to be succinct, but there is also a time to engage the mind. I would be truly surprised if your subscribers on the whole did not enjoy the challenge of self examination, it is how we grow as humans.

  • @annaryeng6616

    @annaryeng6616

    3 жыл бұрын

    I love getting into conversations. I do feel a lot of people have become disconnected from one another, and they find it hard to talk to one another- which is why I get so, so happy when someone wants to carry a *real* conversation with me. I long to have nice, long conversations with people- rather than sit on my phone all day or such...

  • @imdemauri
    @imdemauri4 жыл бұрын

    Not boring at all...I hope you share more like this. Thank you SO much!!

  • @trudywilde5367
    @trudywilde53672 жыл бұрын

    Been watching many of your videos. At 75, a psychotherapist/marriage counselor and equine therapy provider, "Change Yourself To Change Your Horse" is right on. Looks like lots of viewers, great. Mostly I run into, "I'm scared, I can't, I'll never make it etc" Horse therapy, ground work and finally riding desensitizes all that and more. Winston Churchill: "The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a man - and woman." Truly something magical about that. Thank you. Gary Hornfeld

  • @WarwickSchiller

    @WarwickSchiller

    2 жыл бұрын

    Thanks Gary.

  • @imdemauri
    @imdemauri4 жыл бұрын

    Truly touched me today...the airport, wow, brought tears to my eyes to feel you have that breakthrough!!

  • @lisag378
    @lisag378 Жыл бұрын

    Please keep posting the mental attitude and human awareness and how it affects everything. You are changing all of us for the better. Thank you so much 💓

  • @Obsidianoak
    @Obsidianoak3 ай бұрын

    I appreciate you having this conversation. Aware is half way there. Sometimes what we need is someone to point something out so we can acknowledge it and make a choice

  • @HelenRullesteg
    @HelenRullesteg4 жыл бұрын

    Definitely gave me a lot to think about, especially the bit about not being judgemental.

  • @karl-wilhelmschreitz8549
    @karl-wilhelmschreitz85494 жыл бұрын

    Hey my english maybe is not that good (as a thorobred german), but I understood enough (+will listen over and over). This subject is really good! Talk more about it.

  • @evaapple255

    @evaapple255

    3 жыл бұрын

    ja - das ist definitiv wert zuzuhören (zugehört zu haben ?)

  • @cccampbell5095
    @cccampbell5095Ай бұрын

    You are AMAZING! I could listen to you all-day-long!! 😂❤ What a gift you are! Your videos have transformed my relationship with my horses-and just in time! So blessed! Thank you ❤️🙏🦋

  • @liamrooney5133
    @liamrooney51334 жыл бұрын

    Excellent talk. Worth listening to twice, if not more times. Think I'll get a clicker because I would need a fifty-pound sack of pebbles if I went that route.

  • @lanasoto88
    @lanasoto884 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for this, Warwick. It was just what I needed! I have learned so much from your videos and I am so grateful you've shared your thoughts! I get closer to my little pony with each passing day and it's just pretty awesome.

  • @josephinebaker4731
    @josephinebaker47314 жыл бұрын

    My motto.... We have to be the change we want to see in our horse If we want our horse to be calm......we have to develop inner calm If we want our horse to be soft ........ If we want our horse to trust...we have to be trustworthy If we want our horse to be flexible..... If we want our horse to be light..... You can’t have a calm horse with an anxious person..!

  • @marilynmonsanto9468
    @marilynmonsanto94683 жыл бұрын

    This is your best. Good for everyone - no horse needed. I lived in St.Thomas, U.S.Virgin Islands. Had horses - taught riding and with a others started the 1st Horse Show - had a group of riders - we led the Carnival Parade for many years. Had instructors come to the Islands for riding instruction for the horse and rider- your info in this clip would have been so helpful for all - but, I believe it's never too late. Thanks again for your open mindedness and this valuable clip.

  • @irenecoermann2439
    @irenecoermann24394 жыл бұрын

    I have followed your videos for a while and your transformation is very evident. Of course horses pick up on that. Thank you for sharing your journey.

  • @marionmott3724
    @marionmott37244 жыл бұрын

    Warwick, I find it interesting that your new found positive thinking, as it turns out, is exactly why I love your work! I also love how many positive comments you get! Please continue to provide us with your wisdom! Thank you!

  • @sheilabraun9294
    @sheilabraun92942 жыл бұрын

    I've watched a lot of your videos and not commented. Here I must: This video is one of my favorites. It is very important, very powerful. Thank you for your courage.

  • @usernameleegone
    @usernameleegone4 жыл бұрын

    This may be my favourite Warwick Schiller KZread video. Thank you Warwick, and may you be happy :)

  • @stephaniewinter5123
    @stephaniewinter51234 жыл бұрын

    Wow wow wow, there are so many messages there, I’ll have to watch over and over..you’re one hell of a guy Warwick, love your honesty and humility, you just ooze knowledge and experience...

  • @Mjaetee
    @Mjaetee4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you For this video Warwick. This was not boring at all! Keep doing what you’re doing 🤩

  • @persephonemaeve2704
    @persephonemaeve27044 жыл бұрын

    Such a cool video. I know what you mean about being in the zone. It’s like you’re a superhero and everything goes perfectly. I’ve also found you can disarm everyone with a smile and be instantly disarmed by the smile of others 👍🏻😊

  • @darcygeders8632
    @darcygeders86324 жыл бұрын

    I found you quite by accident in my search for LIberty work training and have been viewing everything you have posted on You Tube when I came across this. I am a senior equestrian, a long time meditator in the Buddhist tradition, a huge fan of Brene Brown and I have studied Eastern thought for 15 years. I am also familiar with CBT. There is some synchronicity going on here and I intend to follow it as I have never heard this approach from any other trainer. Thanks for your insight and passing it along to others who may not be familiar with introspection. I'm all ears! 'May we all be well, may we all be happy, may we all be healthy. May we all be free from suffering.’

  • @emerwatchorn6971
    @emerwatchorn69714 жыл бұрын

    Powerful. I am a mindset Life coach sepcialising in emotional, mental and spiritual wellbeing. Sending love and kindness 'may you be happy' ' may you be well' may you be at peace' i found is one of the most powerful transformations of change. To the self and how others respond to me and i to them. Thank you for sharing your experience. 🙏

  • @emmamahin692
    @emmamahin6924 жыл бұрын

    I learn something new from your videos every time I watch them. I definitely plan to implement the change in thought process that you talked about, and I’m excited to see where it takes me.

  • @wendys2943
    @wendys29434 жыл бұрын

    You should be so proud of yourself to grow on the inside for your own health and happiness, and then to share it with all of your viewers!! Thank You for sharing with us!

  • @rebeccamikell3401
    @rebeccamikell34013 жыл бұрын

    This is my favorite WS video even though most of it isn’t really about horses. What makes it my fav is that it changes the way I think about my relationship with my horse and how I can be a better partner. Riders spent 99% of their time thinking about how they can fix their horses when really we need to think about how we can better adapt to them regardless of discipline or your riding abilities. Bonus is maybe you’ll be less judge mental of others and yourself. #JourneyOn20

  • @Julie-7605
    @Julie-76054 жыл бұрын

    You're advice helps me in my work with autistic adults. Thank you. 😊

  • @lucasa1849
    @lucasa18494 жыл бұрын

    That really helped. Last video (the one you were talking about) I got very upset with myself. Why couldn’t I be happy with myself. Why couldn’t I be calm. Why couldn’t I be at peace. Why couldn’t I meet my own standards. You’ve made me relize I have so many judgemental thoughts. Mostly about myself, but alot about others too. There’s this negativity weighing me down. I am definitely going to try this. As a 15 year old I feel like I face tons of judgement from everyone around me. Eapecially those older than me. I still have so much to learn and yet I have trouble accepting that. I feel like I should have already been better. I feel like I’m lacking behind everyone else. Wich mostly has to do with me dropping out of school due to physical illness and being unable to go back due to mental illness. I have disconnected from everyone my age. So much so that I find it real hard to reconnect. So much has changed. I have found acceptance in alot of things already. But I still have a long way to go.

  • @carolnewhouse227

    @carolnewhouse227

    3 жыл бұрын

    Lucas, how great you are finding and working through these topics and ideas about life and self now, at 15. I am pleased to be hearing and learning it in my late 50s. What a different life I might have had if I had known some of this earlier. Still, what a better life I can yet have by hearing and incorporating it now! May you be happy, and well, and healthy, and whole. :)

  • @feliciadale1740
    @feliciadale17404 жыл бұрын

    "May you be happy." That's just gorgeous, and exactly what I needed today. I'm so impressed that you are doing this kind of work and that it's doing so much good for you! Also, you're not a bit boring! I wouldn't come back to your videos over and over and over again if you were.

  • @samanthalightworker7955
    @samanthalightworker79554 жыл бұрын

    I’ve been on this inner journey for most of my life, and I agree if you do the work,the inner work first, pretty soon your self love and respect starts to become you, if you know what I mean. Not only have I begun to think like a horse, my relationship with them are so much more trusting and respectful. And with people too! I’ve become a better person, much more patient, compassionate, loving and accepting. Inner work truly does change your energy, which of course what your horse tunes into the mom not you enter their dynamic, so to speak, and the proof is how your horse mirrors you. It’s amazing and fun and I am actually happy most of the time! You explained things very articulately, thank you so much for sharing this video!!🙏🌻🐴

  • @susanlumley5547
    @susanlumley55474 жыл бұрын

    I'm 3 minutes in and I know my husband needs to watch this! 👍

  • @valcurley5010

    @valcurley5010

    4 жыл бұрын

    That was a bit judgemental, just as I am being now. See the ease of getting into the negativity spiral? If you want anything or anyone outside of yourself to change, just change yourself. Every thing and every one will have to change in response. Be Happy! Every thing that happens in your world is a reflection of your inner self. "The horse is the mirror of the rider", a classical horsemanship saying, says it all. My riding instructor, and best friend, told me thousands of times, "Tattoo that on the inside of your eyelids"! You can change your world but only by changing yourself. Trying to change someone or something outside of you is in itself a judgement, that that someone or something is not okay as it is. However, good judgement is needed to see where we need to change. And we need to take responsibility for our own actions/influences, not blame poor outcomes on others. Take charge of your SELF and change your universe in the process.

  • @onegoodturngetsmostofthebl7499

    @onegoodturngetsmostofthebl7499

    4 жыл бұрын

    Susan Lumley - your husband probably feels you could benefit from this material as well.

  • @Donna-vh5ym

    @Donna-vh5ym

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@valcurley5010 // I get what Susan was saying AND I get what you're saying, but we can only change ourselves, but if our husband refuses to change or we to be their verbal punching bag???

  • @colleenlazoruk9305

    @colleenlazoruk9305

    4 жыл бұрын

    I NEED to watch more❤️

  • @colleenlazoruk9305

    @colleenlazoruk9305

    4 жыл бұрын

    Susan Lumley it’s being non-judgemental! I need help so much 😭

  • @patlongworth5998
    @patlongworth59983 жыл бұрын

    I'm rejoicing with you that you are growing in tune with your Spiritual Realm. You are Body, Mind, Soul, and Spirit. Divinely Designed by Father God to Carry His Light & Truth. Thank you for sharing yourself. Wonderful to see God's Horses treated with love, dignity, & respect. Thank you.

  • @ashleybee2190
    @ashleybee21903 жыл бұрын

    Man I wish I could be in your inner circle or training program. I am trying to learn ethical/scientific/loving horsemanship and so far I have been taking little bits from a bunch of people but you are the real deal rolled into one. You exude humbleness and wisdom in a very palatable way which doesnt come off condescending or abrasive. If I could have a horsemanship trainer in my area like you I would have the best of the best. I'll just have to watch all your videos instead, but I will likely be buying whatever updated training material you've got as my birthday present today.

  • @TheClayone
    @TheClayone2 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing. I took this summer to back off from training and went to playing and working on myself to be a better horseperson. This video came at the perfect time. Putting the fun back in riding, with streamers, pompoms and kite flying. It helps to reboot and reset. I appreciate your openness, it is sincerely aiding me to become better.

  • @Upunda
    @Upunda4 жыл бұрын

    If you put good energy out you receive good energy back, pretty simple. I have been practicing what you did at the airport everywhere I go for a few years now, and it works. The good feelings you receive and the recipient of the smile gets the good feeling as well and maybe it brightened their day a bit. Excellent presentation and a good reminder to myself.

  • @imdemauri
    @imdemauri4 жыл бұрын

    So happy to have found you, your insight is so inspiring. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

  • @tracyoconnor6960
    @tracyoconnor69603 жыл бұрын

    Watched the entire thing...AGAIN. Not boring. I'm just interested in everything that goes on in your brain.

  • @popatrin
    @popatrin3 жыл бұрын

    "Change your self to change your horse" - if i really have to pick one... It is more the whole journey of WarwickSchiller over the years that has inspired, encouraged and supported me in my own journey. Working on my internal energy and changing my attitude& perspective has helped me enormously in all aspects of my life with horses ( and other creatures ) but particularly brought on a change for the better with one young gelding. I went from, when handling him, anxious & defensive to present & having fun and so did he. Well, most of the time, it is a journey after all.. #journeyon20

  • @corinneyoung8166
    @corinneyoung81662 жыл бұрын

    Thank You, Warwick - Transformative !!! May You Be Happy, May We All Be Happy !!

  • @leenalikitalo5756
    @leenalikitalo57563 жыл бұрын

    Warwick, it's next to impossible task to choose a favorite video amongst all the wisdom. This one really made me think and the thinking bit hasn't stopped yet. #journeyon20

  • @michellemoore9987
    @michellemoore99873 жыл бұрын

    Wow inspirational thank you🙏

  • @susannestrydom3068
    @susannestrydom306827 күн бұрын

    Listening to you in awe, realising how different, yet similar we horse lovers are - really helped me in current thought of mind situation. Will be working on suggestions and looking forward to positive inner thought results as well as working with my horses with new perspective.

  • @annthomson7607
    @annthomson76074 жыл бұрын

    Best video ever

  • @Pacificdreamer07
    @Pacificdreamer074 жыл бұрын

    I always loved your videos and the way you work, speak and deal with horses. This video basically explains why. May you be happy.

  • @ride4ever1995
    @ride4ever19954 жыл бұрын

    on the contrary, id love to hear more of "this stuff" I am a local barefoot trimmer and energy is everything. my thoughts my judgements all matter when I approach customers horse. learning more about this helps me greatly. I only see these horses once every 6 weeks and already ive had several "trouble makers" act like angels, by simply changing how I looked at things. im hooked and im inspired, thank you for your videos.

  • @lornijarmie9036
    @lornijarmie90363 жыл бұрын

    #journeyon20 There are so many videos that helped but I think this one made the most difference.

  • @karenpoulsen9987
    @karenpoulsen99873 жыл бұрын

    Thank you Warwick for sharing this video. In the past I've heard of these saying " For things to change, YOU need to change". And "For things to get better, YOU need to get better". I've never thought of this applying to our relationships with horses. But invedintly it does:-). Great stuff

  • @skyeroth6170
    @skyeroth61702 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for this video, sharing our ground work lol...

  • @claudiapank9762
    @claudiapank97624 жыл бұрын

    Great message. Thank you !!

  • @philmindburst
    @philmindburstАй бұрын

    Cool i m not alone, i ve changed and i still have the same horses, and now i m always greetfull to communicate with then . I wish you all get it one day. It s the spiritual path with the living we can achive when meditating everyday, change your self and the world will be in peace

  • @yvettegabriel7924
    @yvettegabriel79244 жыл бұрын

    Thank you!! This video actually answered my morning's prayer... wasn't sure what was happening with my horse/horse relationship, but I love that I can take responsibility for my thoughts and know for a fact that when I'm having beautiful, loving thoughts things with my horse go so much better; when I am having judgmental and negative thoughts, she gets braced, tense, and fearful. Thank you for spelling this out so eloquently and concisely!!

  • @deborahlowery1626
    @deborahlowery1626 Жыл бұрын

    Beautiful. Totally beautiful. Warwick, Thank you deeply. I am a psychotherapist very familiar with the work you describe here and I feel deeply grateful for you sharing your story and journey and the relationship you share with your horses. I think you are helping a lot of people and horses. ❤

  • @WarwickSchiller

    @WarwickSchiller

    Жыл бұрын

    Thank you Deborah.

  • @champyandmorris
    @champyandmorris3 жыл бұрын

    ‘Change yourself to change your horse’ is a video I’ve resonated with the most. I love exploring inner landscapes and how that relates to our outer world. It validated so many things for me and I felt so inspired to find someone on the same journey of inner awareness and being able to relate it back to horses. I’ve been practising meditation, mindfulness and gratitude for over 18 months. I also love Brene Brown. Even though I felt quite aware of my own thoughts it was this video that highlighted to me how many judgemental thoughts I have about myself. Shedding light on this has allowed them so start dissolving. It’s helped boost my confidence and has allowed me to trust myself more with my horses and where I’m at in my journey with them, I’m sure my horses are happier with the more relaxed me. Talking about and working on our inner world is just as important as the outer world. I believe you’re leading the way in shifting the paradigm and inspiring people to be vulnerable and more authentic with themselves and their horses. Thank you. #journeyon20

  • @ricardopinto8137
    @ricardopinto81374 жыл бұрын

    Asking God to give you His peace also helps a lot.

  • @josephinebaker4731
    @josephinebaker47314 жыл бұрын

    Love how you have developed yourself to change your frequency so that horses can immediately trust you I have a 30 yr old horse who I got when she was 4 ...it was 10 yrs before she trusted me...when she did I deserved her trust.... it took 10 yrs to understand..that was 20 yrs ago

  • @GrainneDhu
    @GrainneDhu4 жыл бұрын

    This reminds me of something in Buddhism called 'the single eye'. I am no philosopher or theologian (if theology applies to Buddhism, which I doubt) but, as I understand it, part of attaining the single eye is learning that what we initially see as boundaries are artificial constructs that limit our ability to see reality. If we are bumbling about without the single eye, inevitably we are responding to what is in our head versus what is real. So. What this has to do with dealing with horses (which I rode from the late 1960s to the middle 1980s) or dogs (I am a dog trainer) is that horses and dogs find it difficult to figure out our behaviour because a lot of what we are responding to is inside our own minds. The horse or dog cannot see what is in our mind but, being mostly generous of spirit, they do their best to figure us out and accommodate us. Tangential thought: there is a teacher called the Hugging Guru, a woman nicknamed Amma (which means 'mother'). A friend of mine had the opportunity to see her and decided to join the line for a hug from her while half thinking that it was a silly thing to do and how could it possibly change anyone?! And yet, in the moment Amma hugged her, she felt a profound change in herself. She said that it was like experiencing some sort of eternal, infinite love and compassion, passed along by a simple huge such as a mother might hug a child.

  • @amyray3721
    @amyray37214 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for posting this!! I’ve listened to this video 3 times in a row!! Really really good stuff!!

  • @carolnewhouse227
    @carolnewhouse2273 жыл бұрын

    Ok. That left me in tears at the end, even while I was laughing at Warwick and his friend's self discoveries (e.g. the feeling of being on drugs simply by switching from judging others to blessing them). I have been stuck with this saying/idea (not my own) that "you can't lead a charge if you think you look stupid on a horse". Couple that with the similar thought (again, not originating from me) that "no one can blow an uncertain trumpet" and you can see how fake I have felt in my own life for so long. Have been doing a lot of grief work and energy work lately and what was demonstrated and expressed by Warwick and the horse reacting to his new and improved (positive and nonjudgemental) energy is the icing on the cake. Thanks for sharing this part of your journey with us, sir. Very timely and much appreciated!

  • @MP-bx3uj
    @MP-bx3uj3 жыл бұрын

    I feel this in my SOUL! This is what has improved my relationships with horses as well... When I'm riding in a lesson, I think to myself "I'm learning!" and it removes the pressure to perform for my coaches. Thanks, Warwick for more tips / tricks and your perspective :) Share more, please!

  • @claudettethomas5921
    @claudettethomas59212 жыл бұрын

    Hello I am a 72year old woman and have just listened to your talk. I really understand what you are saying. But we have to keep reminding ourselves to do this. because the itty bitty shitty voice will come back again. Thank you for this I really enjoyed this

  • @christywandover71
    @christywandover713 жыл бұрын

    I love DBT the theory being 2 opposing things can be true at the same time. If nothing else the one thing that could affect everyone working with horses or people is called DEAR MAN. The lowdown is that you want your outcome be true, but naturally when dealing with people; the other person also wants their outcome to be true. So DEAR MAN is a practice of letting the other person also win while getting what you want or need. It’s not manipulation because your intent is to make both parties happy, contact, calm....etc

  • @laurainebuchanan6452
    @laurainebuchanan64524 жыл бұрын

    Wow, ur a bit of a legend . Good horsemanship and mental health and it's connection . Love your work

  • @WarwickSchiller

    @WarwickSchiller

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks Justin

  • @JG-mt3rp
    @JG-mt3rp2 жыл бұрын

    God this guy is next level. I just love this.

  • @cabweirich2284
    @cabweirich22843 жыл бұрын

    I love this man for his honesty and compassion! I watch his videos over and over and I learn something every time!

  • @sidilicious11
    @sidilicious112 жыл бұрын

    If you want to take it to the next level I recommend eating a whole food plant based. In the beginning it’s exhilarating, and builds from there. Hey, horses do it!

  • @victoriacohen3319
    @victoriacohen33194 жыл бұрын

    G’day Warwick, Robyn, and Co, thanks for the great insight and psych lesson, you really do get to the nitty gritty of an issue. It all begins and ends with self awareness 24/7/365. You both and wee too are all on a journey of learning who we truly are and who we truly want to be. Life is all about lessons, we’ve all got to have the downs or contrast to know how awesome the up are. Personally I’ve been through the mill just like everyone else, but for me 56 weeks of hypnotherapy 3x daily “Marisa Peer” and I now have better updated programming and phenomenal coping skills. I am aware when I begin to negatively judge, and change my thoughts to 1 thing I do like about... whatever.. I am truly thankful and grateful as it brings to the surface another pattern that I get to change. Other sayings “Bless you” ~ “forgive me, as I forgive you” not necessary to say to a person, as it works it’s magic letting go just saying it to yourself. We all can be jerks at times, but we’re human and do muck up, so forgiving yourself is priority then forgive others. Warwick & Robyn I can see why you are together to teach learn and evolve, while playing with magnificent creatures who have their own set of teach learnings to evolve through. Thanks again, Much love and light to all, xox Victoria Australia

  • @pamrogers5979
    @pamrogers59794 жыл бұрын

    loved this. Thank you

  • @sarahbiermann5889
    @sarahbiermann58894 жыл бұрын

    Brilliant Warwick! You get the shame thing. If guilty, you can make amends. For shame, there's nothing you can do. The lowest frequency emotion and it runs the world. Like judgment, once you notice it, you see it is everywhere. Since nobody wants to feel shame they end up ""passing" it to others. I watched a family once. Dad came home from work upset. He insulted his wife who later said something belittling to the daughter who hit her little brother and later the boy kicked the dog. Awareness is vital but also willingness to feel the emotions as a way to heal.

  • @aedanaussieable
    @aedanaussieable3 жыл бұрын

    Love Brene Brown and personal development has entirely changed my relationship with my horses as well as some incredible advice from a fantastic horseman quite like yourself.

  • @alisonwilks302
    @alisonwilks3024 жыл бұрын

    Loved that video . Thank you so much .

  • @belomiegull7501
    @belomiegull7501Ай бұрын

    Absolute GOLD!!! Thank you!!!

  • @perfectpartnersequine5698
    @perfectpartnersequine56984 жыл бұрын

    Great message! Thank you for your inspiring videos. Love the new way of going about people watching. I am definitely going to try it!

  • @maryhanson8280
    @maryhanson8280 Жыл бұрын

    Random captioning stopped! YAY! Maybe it was just me. Didn't mean to be picky about such an important video!! Thanks, again.

  • @anxiety_free3865
    @anxiety_free38654 жыл бұрын

    It sounds like NLP (neuro-linguistic programming). Truly amazing stuff! :)

  • @Julie-7605
    @Julie-76054 жыл бұрын

    Just an update. I used this technique while driving in rush hour traffic. What a huge difference it made in my mood? I didn't feel sapped. Thank you.

  • @14Blackspirit
    @14Blackspirit3 жыл бұрын

    I had this problems too. Every time I wanted to do something there is always this voice that I gonna fail and I am not good enough etc. What I learned from myself is that if I want something to do and this thoughts come to my mind it makes me determine that I need that to do. I want to change and even my family put these negative thoughts in me all the time if I am sure, what if you can't do this or whatsoever. If I hear that now it makes me more motivated that I am on the correct way and I need to do this. I don't go there and just do this but I think of everything and what consequences it has like getting my first horse and learn riding. There are always these negative people like it is expensive and do you know what you are doing and so on. I just say to myself that I thought about it and I wanna do this. It sounds silly but I think right now in my life I need a horse to teach me some very important lessons. It is just a feeling I have since I watched so many horse videos.

  • @Cartloopa
    @Cartloopa4 жыл бұрын

    Please please keep on talking ! So many of us need to learn what you are learning. So so helpful

  • @josiekendall
    @josiekendall3 жыл бұрын

    I needed this video today Mr. Schiller. Thank you so much.

  • @colleenlazoruk9305
    @colleenlazoruk93054 жыл бұрын

    You have helped me! I had a trainer tell me he did don’t know what happened to me but I need to relax, I’m bipolar should have told him 😭

  • @susantreibs6593
    @susantreibs65934 жыл бұрын

    Great video, sharing, thanks. So true, I think each person, horse, critter, can feel, know what each is feeling. So when we are upset, tired, happy, relaxed...others can tell. So you being more peaceful, relaxed, the horses are sensing that. If the horse is relaxed around you, than the owner, human, needs to look at themselves and see if they are tense, angry, and change that to peaceful and happy, or what ever emotion they find. If all humans will change to be happy, loving, caring, peaceful, the world will change for the better. Maybe in your clinics, focus on the humans and their emotions, and changing the tenseness to peacefullness. See how that effects the horses. The owners, humans need to be open to looking at themselves, and change. Personal growth is a good thing.

  • @waynecarroll3814
    @waynecarroll38144 жыл бұрын

    Forget the horse my groundwork and understanding is better for your posts ( you make sense ) Ps at airports if people watching, guess where they’re from or going and why, good training on reading people and not in any way negative ✌️

  • @sarahposey7166
    @sarahposey71664 жыл бұрын

    I hope you come back to Clark County in Southwest Washington State I had heard of you but not watched any of your videos. You may also enjoy Linda Kohanov 's book, The Tao of Equus. May take a bit to get through some parts of it but it has some very good things in it about emotional honesty, etc. I recommend all my students read it.

  • @WarwickSchiller

    @WarwickSchiller

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks, yes I have read it

  • @bettyvanderhooven-schmaasc4235
    @bettyvanderhooven-schmaasc42352 жыл бұрын

    Read Brenae Brown and Madison, Wisc is very near to me. Thank you for this video.

  • @jfdc8432
    @jfdc84324 жыл бұрын

    wow - best video I've heard in a long time! Thank you. Love your airport exercise, I'm going to practice that walking down the street. Thank you so much for sharing!! Truly wonderful

  • @WarwickSchiller

    @WarwickSchiller

    4 жыл бұрын

    Humbled to be a part of your journey

  • @lauraperry6012
    @lauraperry60123 жыл бұрын

    This is absolutely my favorite of all your videos. Once you get this, the rest falls into place. Resetting my mind has helped me greatly with my young OTTB. I am seeing his reactions and behaviors in a whole new way. #journeyon20

  • @panzita0
    @panzita04 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for this video.

  • @xSpiderswebx
    @xSpiderswebx4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much for sharing. It's remarkable how similar my path has taken to your's.

  • @kimberlybaker7502
    @kimberlybaker75024 жыл бұрын

    A positive mind set does wonders. Thanks for sharing!

  • @evelynbagnasco7293
    @evelynbagnasco72934 жыл бұрын

    You have been working hard on yourself. Well done, great to have you as an inspiration for all those who know they are lost, and even for those who think they know it all. Happy for you 🌹

  • @bridgetglass7372
    @bridgetglass73724 жыл бұрын

    This is so cool. I have been working on mindset with a horse trainer. Now the idea of ‘mindset’ is everywhere! Synchronicity 🎉

  • @nicolecourt7829
    @nicolecourt78294 жыл бұрын

    Yes this is « to become a better person » at my opinion it’s coming with the years... but some people don’t understand what’s happening to their soul... horses are so receptives, they know immediatly wo you are and how you feel inside...greatings from switzerland 👍🏻🐴🇨🇭

  • @josephinebaker4731
    @josephinebaker47314 жыл бұрын

    May you be blessed x

  • @myhillslife27
    @myhillslife274 жыл бұрын

    Yes! Brene, saw TED talk, have ALL! her books & highlighted! Brilliant! Follow Jane she has helped me sooo much recently! She is so compassionate & nonjudgmental. I love her!!! Best video you've done. Yes I've watched yours you've mentioned. Jane is amazing! Ive had great success got through my most difficult time with my horse. What you mention about your competition is what has started with me but I'm STILL working thru my difficult time with my horse putting lots of little successes together. I meditate. I believe the best horse men & woman have a practice that's just not your conventional meditation but same principle. Your favourite story is the rabbit story. I read my horse better now re thresholds. Thank you

  • @sscliche
    @sscliche4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much for this. It is very interesting and I so needed this information. I truly did not know other people had those voices in their head. I need to and will work on this every day that I am out around people. I believe it may also be a weapon against depression. God bless you Warwick.

  • @NaderJaber
    @NaderJaber4 жыл бұрын

    This video is very on point, thank you for sharing this information Warwick

  • @123sette
    @123sette4 жыл бұрын

    You're so open in a realistic way - that must attract horses, it certainly does humans.

  • @WarwickSchiller

    @WarwickSchiller

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you

  • @audreygregis8721
    @audreygregis87213 жыл бұрын

    This is SO good! Our minds can be our friend, or our worst enemy -- and it can affect everyone around us, especially our horses. Our horses always tell on us, sometimes within seconds. Great tips.

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