Doma India The gentle touch — DOP

Doma India
The gentle touch

December 11 2014

When I saw this play between man and animal I was speechless and felt that this little video conveys a powerful message words can’t describe:
Our culture of domination got it all wrong! There is another way and this video is a perfect demonstration of how it’s done — Through love and understanding, by being truly connected with yourself and others, you can move mountains.

Doma India goes back to the indigenous people of Argentina. For them being one with your horse was essential for survival and they perfected this art of nonviolent communication, the love of a life applied to the treatment of horses.

Martin Tata — Doma India demonstration #1

Martin Tata — Doma India demonstration #2

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