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“There it is. Chemistrie. Professor Astrid Volya. I glance back over at Andras. “What’s her son like?” I wonder. “He’s quiet,” Aislinn whispers, looking over at him. “And he’s amazingly good at every sport: sword fighting, ax throwing, archery, you name it. And he’s a natural with horses, just like…” quote by Laurie Forest
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““There it is. Chemistrie. Professor Astrid Volya. I glance back over at Andras. “What’s her son like?” I wonder. “He’s quiet,” Aislinn whispers, looking over at him. “And he’s amazingly good at every sport: sword fighting, ax throwing, archery, you name it. And he’s a natural with horses, just like his mother. That’s his job. He cares for the horses stabled here. The Amaz can talk to their horses, you know—with their minds. He’s a skilled horse healer, too. Last year one of the Gardnerian military apprentices took a nasty fall on his horse, and the horse’s leg was broken. The animal was so wild with pain, no one could get near it. But Andras could. Within a week, he had the horse good as new.””

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Source Novel: Unknown title by Laurie Forest, 2023

A gifted horse healer uses empathy and skill to mend injured animals, showing the power of compassion and expertise.

In simple terms: Compassion and skill heal both animals and people.

Key Takeaway

Cultivate empathy and practice your talents.

Themes

compassion skill healing

Mood

inspirational hopeful

Type

motivational philosophical

When to use this quote

  • veterinary work
  • animal rescue
  • training
  • personal growth

Key Concepts

empathy animal care psychic connection

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does empathy enhance technical ability?
  • Can you apply this healing mindset to human relationships?
A Different Perspective

Healing may require more than skill; emotional bonds matter.

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