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Beyond Danger

‚When you see young animals or children at play, you find yourself thinking that life begins beyond danger.‘
(Philosopher Corinne Pelluchon)

The moving story of a woman, a pony and the healing power of love.

The film tells the story of a woman’s fateful encounter with a Shetland pony,

which led to a positive change in both their lives. It explores energy-based healing methods and laminitis, a common equine disease. It is a film for horse lovers, but also a film about a particular mindset that approaches all life with appreciation and love.

Stephanie was an interior designer and suffered from burnout many years ago. Back then, she came across a pony called Rosalie in a stable; the pony was very ill. This encounter triggered an emotional shift within Stephanie that led her to completely change her life. She embarked on a therapeutic journey that ultimately saved Rosalie’s life and, in a way, Stephanie’s own as well. It was then that she realised her calling.

Stephanie is now a therapist and healer for people and animals. She recognised her calling back then.

This film offers an insight into energy-based healing methods which, in a patient’s recovery process, take into account not only the body but, in particular, the soul as well, and can thus bring about healing on all levels of being.

As well as looking back at the history of Stephanie and Rosalie’s meeting, the programme focuses on horses suffering from laminitis and how Stephanie treats them.

The film aims to illustrate that the lightheartedness state in which children and young animals play – and which one can perceive when observing them – this lightheartedness, free from all danger, this ‘being at one’s centre’, is the state of being that allows a living creature to be healthy.

In a sense, it is the fundamental psychological setting – and also the experience – which energetic healing methods are based on. And it fosters an attitude that treats all life with appreciation and love.

Essentially, the film is about raising awareness of a life ‘beyond danger’.

Duration: 66 minutes