Guided Voice

02/08/2025

01/08/2025

I get held accountable more than anyone I know. I think it’s just my contract with the animals and with the universe, to maintain integrity, to practice what I preach, to stay true.

Tonight I had to take my little friend of 15 years to the emergency clinic. There were a lot of unknowns, but something that I say all the time is that everything in life is a blessing, regardless of how hard it is.

My blessing tonight aside from my little guy coming home with me, is all of my beautiful friends who I reached out to for support, my irreplaceable friend and farm sitter, Nicole, for coming immediately lights and sirens to my SOS call, and my friend Amy who set aside everything to send him healing. 🥰

Every once in a while we receive reminders of how blessed we are. Holding my friends in so much gratitude. 🥰

Came home to a beautiful cotton candy sky, and these feathers as a reminder of how beautiful life is - all of it. Little guy isn’t out of the weeds but he is still hangin in 🥰

27/07/2025

Do we owe it to our animals to lay their bodies to rest in the ground?

Animals remind me of their place in the circle of life,
That they signed up for the full experience.
Born from a beast that is sustained by Mother Earth,
Leaving - returning to Earth,
As a final act of thanks.

Do we steal that opportunity from them when we cremate them and carry their bodies with us?

Animals understand why their guardians would want to keep what was left of their physical presence close, a way to honor and cherish how much they are loved, a way to hold on just a little longer.

But your animals ask you to consider -

They loved and cared for the land they lived on, and she loved them back.
They belong to one another, your animal and their home.
They had an agreement with Earth, you see.

Giving them back to Earth is a final act of thanks,
For all that they are, all that they were.
Their mark in the world.

Mother Earth, houses supports and sustains life.
She is the reason souls can come and experience what they do.
She doesn’t ask much in return, but she does request to hold her children.
Her medicine is born through their homecoming.

It’s not letting them go. It’s setting them free.

They dedicate their lives to us, but their death is their own.
It's never too late to honor them

22/07/2025

A Spotted Horse: The Great Awakening

A spotted horse came to me through a numinous experience, one that I could interact with, observe, but not analyze.

He took me back to prehistoric times, when the spirits of horses were carved into walls of the land they lived on. Leaving a mark of existence.

He showed me that the spotted horse lives on in the domestics today, and the ancient blood determines their service to humanity.

You see, the spotted horse wears the spirit of lightness and darkness on their skin. They are adorned with shadow spirit and divinity, earth and sky.

He moves through lifetimes carrying both worlds simultaneously. He guided me to see the difference in those who walk this way, and those who do not.

He told me:

Horses who carry only darkness on their skin, call their humans forward to find the light within themselves.

Horses who carry only lightness on their skin, call their humans forward to confront their shadows.

Those who carry both - well - they walk in both worlds.

I’ll link a fascinating study in the comments below.

This horse guided me into meditation, offering a gift from prehistoric equine guides - an offering I’ll be providing within the Centered Human Membership. The link to join: https://www.guided-voice.com/pricing-plans/list

21/07/2025

These are the type of animal loving children my sister is raising and I’m here for it. 😂 The ween does look a bit awkward, but she wouldn’t be in there if she didn’t want to be, trust me.

20/07/2025

The moth is attracted to light, but in my experience it's not just any light.

Moth comes to us in times we need her most.
To remind us how brightly our light shines.

Sometimes she comes to show us we are giving our light away.

She helps us find balance, she reminds us how brightly we shine.
She hilights the light we are putting out into the world.

Ask the moth to show up for you...
When you are making decisions,
When you are questioning if the time is right,
If you are wondering if what you are putting out there is going to shine as brightly as the idea you've created in your mind...

Ask her and she will come.

I asked her last night, to give me guidance, as I am releasing my beautiful new monthly offering into the world this week, and she was the first thing I saw when I stepped foot in my barn this morning.

19/07/2025

Sometimes I think about animals in slaughter houses or a similar experience,
Destined to live a life in service to humanity through giving theirs.

I wonder if they know the value of who they are.

I think about the concept of one being consuming another,
And hear a whispered request,
That with each meal the ‘higher’ being thanks *who* and not *it* for the gift of life,
And the sustenance to keep it going.
Maybe one day, learning from the animals, and not taking more than they need.

I take comfort knowing most of these animals know nothing to compare their experience to,
So they wait, and eat… at least together.

I wonder if they know they bring humans together in the same way,
Waiting, eating.

I wonder if they know the value of who they are,

Because just being who they are,
Provides sustenance and life to millions they will never know.

But they can…know you, and they should.
Energetically, through love, through gratitude.

And so goes the circle of life,
A little better than it was before,
When we give thanks to the being *who* is in front of us,
Acknowledging the value of who they are.

- The Industrialized Collective

Gratitude is a frequency that can cut through pain like an arrow. It’s free, and it can float through time and space reaching those far and wide with just thought alone.
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Learn more about what the animal collective has to say about this in my webinar, Judgement - A Path to Presence, with Amber Lydic next Thursday - Link to sign up here: https://www.amberlydic.com/judgment_webinar

14/07/2025

I was supported by the most beautiful souls this weekend in my first ever solo clinic. Sharing the love with you all

07/07/2025

Do you have any food allergies or sensitivities? Foods that don’t sit well with you? Do you have a story to go along with them?

What’s interesting is we often have conversation while we are consuming food, or we watch a TV show, or look at our phones, or do multiple things at once… all of which elicit emotion. When we are feeding our animals they are often subjected to this energy as well.

Have you ever eaten or had a drink of something that made you sick and you thought - oh NEVER again - and you swore it off for life thinking you got food poisoning?

How about going out with friends for lunch and feeling bloated, tired, or not great afterward and thinking it must have been the___.

What about your animals who can't have ___ because it makes them___.

Have you considered the possibility of it being an emotional response rather than the item itself? A conflict within yourself based on the environment or conversation or news you heard while consuming the ‘thing’ sending a message to your body - ‘This is not digestible!’

How you and your animals FEEL while eating is just as important as the nutrition going into the body!

06/07/2025

Something that is important to consider when making our schedules to spend time with our horses, is the time of day each individual horse is most active, and when they are most at rest.

The timing often has to do with what becomes ‘normal’ or routine in the environment they are in, when they are fed, and how they are managed throughout 23 hours of the day you’re not with them.

For example, my horses rest the most after breakfast between 8am-11 or later depending on the weather. My horses are more active in the afternoon and into the evening.

I was at a friends house the other day and noticed that her horses are very active and fully invested in eating early morning into the late afternoon hours (almost all day) with periodic rest throughout the day, and then they all become quite tired mid afternoon into the evening.

When you consider riding or working with your horses, it could be considerate to know and understand the individual the ebb and flow their body needs given the environment they’re in.

It wouldn’t be fair to my horses to work with them or ride them after breakfast, knowing that this is the time they get the majority of their rest. It would pull them out of their natural rhythm and disrupt what feels good to their bodies.

Sometimes I don’t have the energy at the end of the day to work with my horses, even though they are more energized and ready to go, so I’ve had to make adjustments and adaptations to my own routine to meet them in the middle.

Our horses compromise on a lot, but their sleep and resting schedule is one of their most valuable recovery periods, their bodies need the time.

If your schedule only allows for a certain window in the day to go out and ride or spend time with your horse, consider what changes could be made to preserve the time their body needs to rest.

Sure, we could say, “What’s 20-60 minutes out of their day, we are a small part of it, they’ll be ok.”

I don’t know… have you ever gotten up at 4am instead of your normal 6am time, even though your body was begging you to rest? Then gone on about your day bouncing between being energized and half asleep…Maybe you even napped in between, but woke up more tired than you started because your circadian rhythm and routine had been thrown off?

Food for thought!

Of course, this requires spending some time at the barn, just observing, and not doing... and a bit of compassionate compromise :)