Wrangler Jayne's portrait
Wrangler Jayne: "Seek first to understand, then to be understood"
BPP: Who are you?
And who you really are?
Jayne Wrangler: I’m happy at where I have arrived in life,
experiencing a life of passion and
purpose as a Horse Listener and Observer (like a ‘horse whisperer’!) I teach people to connect with horses:
emotionally, spiritually, mentally and physically (a People Trainer!). It’s amazing how your life can forge new
courses like a mountain stream! I
studied art and journalism and worked as a fashion model and photographer then
a career in Personal Development, then an Artist and now, it’s all about
horses!
I am someone who is always seeking to improve, to
expand my knowledge, to make a difference on this earth for people and animals
and our world’s environment.
BPP: If you could say something important to others
who were listening, what would you tell them?
Jayne Wrangler: Seek first to understand, then to be understood. Always remember you are in charge of how you
view your own life. Always Be Kind. Be silly sometimes. Never lose your childlike wonder. Live with
Respect for all in Nature.
BPP: What is
your true dream, the one that keeps you up at night and if one day it were to
come true you would feel peace and calmness in your heart?
Jayne Wrangler: To see a global moratorium on cruelty to animals. To know that horses everywhere in the world are
respected and treated with dignity and kindness.
BPP: How is life currently for the people in your
country and what would you wish for them and for the planet at large?
Jayne Wrangler: I feel the people in my country are struggling to be
positive about their lives. I wish that
the country was better guided, people had more faith and self-esteem. For the people of the planet, I wish they
could live in peace, be kind to every living creature, respect the earth, and
walk with faith.
BPP: If you had a chance to be a child again would you
choose the same life?
Jayne Wrangler: Yes – with some improvements that the wisdom of
hindsight gives us. It is the
kaleidoscope of life that brings us to where we are and who we are and what we
are doing. Even the struggles are
meaningful and teach us.
BPP: What was
the exact moment that you realized what you wanted to do with your life? How did you feel at this very moment?
Jayne Wrangler: As a child, when I touched a horse for the first time,
I felt a passionate longing that I was too young to understand. I made a Dream Book when I was a young adult,
and in it was a photo of a woman riding a white horse on a beach. It was that image that lived in my
subconscious until many years later when two white horses came into my life,
and from that moment forward I knew my future would be one of synergy with
horses. I feel I am here to make a
difference. It’s a strong feeling. (I
did get to ride my white horse on a beach too!)
BPP: Would you like to tell us something we didn’t ask
until now?
Jayne Wrangler: Being happy on the outside helps you feel happy on the
inside. My background in the Personal
development business has helped my career as a teacher of natural horsemanship,
and has helped me personally to maintain positivity, the ability to laugh and
to enjoy what I have. I hope that I am
able to influence people to feel better about themselves and their lives. I feel truly blessed to be able to live my
passions!
Wrangler Jayne also loves painting. Here are some of her artworks:
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