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Photographer and fine artist Crispin Parelius Johannessen has been called "a man on a mission," and he certainly is. A man with a self-imposed mission to remind us that we cannot trust our own eyes to be reliable enough to ensure the good welfare of our horses. Quite the opposite. Photo: Crispin Parelius Johannessen. www.livebonnevie.no

✅ Video materials & links - Norwegian blog: https://www.livebonnevie.no/blog/foto-velferd-tikkende-bombe

✅ Link to Norwegian bonus episode: https://shows.acast.com/hestenes-klan/episodes/bonus-247

✅ Link til English Blog: https://www.clanofthehorses.com/2025/06/02/39-the-whistleblower/

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Fotograf og fine artist Crispin Parelius Johannessen har blitt kalt «a man on a mission» og det er han i høyeste grad. En mann med et selvpålagt oppdrag om å minne oss om at vi ikke kan stole på at våre egne øyne er pålitelige nok til å sikre hestene våre god velferd. Snarere tvert imot.

✅ Linker og levende bilder: https://www.livebonnevie.no/blog

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Jeg har noen korte episoder jeg har kalt Moment of Zen (MOZ), og det er faktisk noen år siden jeg spilte inn en slik episode sist. Moment of Zen er episoder som tar for seg øyeblikk egnet til å utvide horisonten din, lære deg noe viktig om hester, minne deg om noe du har glemt eller oversett, eller til og med flytte på noe vesentlig i livet ditt. Slik noen av disse øyeblikkene har gjort for meg. www.livebonnevie.no/

✅ Årets første Q&A er satt til mandag 26. mai klokken 21.00. Informasjon og påmelding her: www.livebonnevie.no/qa

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- Often, when our strategy is to increase pressure, taking a step back—allowing the horse to breathe and process—is a far better way to move forward. Synchrony is what horses want, and what they're always looking for. As a rider, you should seek it out too. Because when you and your horse are truly in sync, riding is effortless, says Dr. Steve Peters, who is a leading authority on equine neuroscience.

✅ For visual content see:

https://www.livebonnevie.no/blog/pressure-and-relief

✅ For clinic schedule see:

https://horsebrainscience.info/2025-schedule/

✅ For English blog see:

https://www.clanofthehorses.com

NOTE: I have no commercial affiliation with Steve or his clinics. I'm sharing this information purely because I believe in the value of his important work.

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