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	<title>Comments on: Holding Tightly to the Reins</title>
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	<description>Spiritual Insights Gained Through an Old Gelding Named Ernie</description>
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		<title>By: My Favorite Rides &#171; Teachings from the Trail Blog</title>
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		<description>[...] I try to coax him to relax and understand my desires. Sometimes, in an effort break him of his bad habits, I spin him around in circles until he sees that it&#8217;s best to listen to me rather than ignore me. I redirect him away from the barn or trailer so he doesn&#8217;t get his way. Letting him continue in his behavior would just further frustrate and anger me. It would leave me feeling disappointed and resentful toward my horse. I have to confront his behavior. After confronting his behavior, I sometimes see that the best way to come into agreement with Ernie is to drop the reins (see previous post: Holding Tightly to the Reins.) [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] I try to coax him to relax and understand my desires. Sometimes, in an effort break him of his bad habits, I spin him around in circles until he sees that it&#8217;s best to listen to me rather than ignore me. I redirect him away from the barn or trailer so he doesn&#8217;t get his way. Letting him continue in his behavior would just further frustrate and anger me. It would leave me feeling disappointed and resentful toward my horse. I have to confront his behavior. After confronting his behavior, I sometimes see that the best way to come into agreement with Ernie is to drop the reins (see previous post: Holding Tightly to the Reins.) [...]</p>
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