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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2025 · 37 MIN

027: How Lidia Kuleshnyk is Turning Trauma Into Transformation, For Humans, Horses, and the Planet

from Better Life for Animals · host Cheryl Moss

Most horses are rehomed an average of seven times during their lifetime. This instability often results in neglect, emotional distress, or a tragic end in the slaughter pipeline. In this episode of the Better Life for Animals Podcast, Cheryl Moss speaks with Lidia Kuleshnyk, also known as Lady Apona, founder of AponaHealing.com. Lidia discusses her mission to heal the disconnection between humans and nature. She explains her L.O.V.E. Method, her use of Ho'oponopono to bring healing energy to horses, and her vision for creating equine land trusts and forever sanctuaries. She also outlines the seven spiritual steps that guided her in rescuing her first horse, a process that now inspires her clients. Listeners will discover how horses can help people process grief, manage stress, and heal trauma while also learning how sanctuaries can provide the stability and reverence that every horse deserves. Full post: www.BetterLIfeForAnimals.com/podcast/027-Lidia-Kuleshnyk

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