This reminds me of those conversations that, at the time, just seemed like delightful and easy-going chats; but then found I kept playing with some of the ideas and questions later. I never felt as though there was a Point Of View, or Big Idea that was being promulgated. I did feel that I was getting to know how an amazing talent and unflinchingly stubborn conscience got its shape. No lecturing, no arguing. Just delightful story-telling, and an evocative sense of what it is to see the world through the author's eyes.
I'll admit that I've always been, if not skeptical, wanting to stay agnostic about many natural treatments. (I can't help it!) But, at the end of the book, I was struck by the story of her learning and using liberty training on a rescue horse. It's a method that uses no reins or ropes, but needs a huge amount of trust and clarity to invite a horse to work with you and try things your way - even though it's free to run away and do whatever it likes in an open field. Maybe I was being invited to do the same thing.
A great little book.
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