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Alpaca Therapy with Suri: A Legacy of Love and Healing. ( a work of fiction yet not )

  • Writer: PhotoJoeGo
    PhotoJoeGo
  • Oct 31, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: Nov 1, 2024


a young boy hugging an alpaca face
Alpaca Therapy -Enjoying the gentle humming and comfort of an alpaca.



SURI -Alpaca Therapy

I am Suri, a proud Timbuktu Alpaca Farm herd member, located in the village of Adelaide, near London, Ontario.

My ancestors roamed these pastures, sharing their gentle wisdom with those seeking solace.

As I gaze out at the lush landscape, I feel the weight of our legacy.


AKIRA

My great-grandmother, Akira, was one of the first alpacas Thandi's grandmother brought to the farm.

Akira's calm demeanour and intuitive nature set the tone for our herd's therapeutic work.

She listened to visitors' troubles, her soft eyes absorbing their pain.


LUNA

As a young alpaca, I watched my mother, Luna, work with troubled youth.

Luna's patience and empathy helped them confront their fears.

I learned from their interactions, understanding the importance of presence and listening.


THANDI

Now, I'm paired with Thandi, the owner of Timbuktu Alpaca Farm.

Together, we help individuals struggling with anxiety and depression.

Thandi's kindness and expertise blend seamlessly with my gentle nature.

I sense the visitors' emotions and respond with comforting nuzzles and soft hums.


My daughter, Sikuri, has begun her training.

She's curious and playful but also possesses a deep empathy.

I teach her the ways of our herd, passing on the wisdom of Akira and Luna.


Thandi's research has shed light on our unique bond with humans.

Studies show that our calm energy and gentle touch lower cortisol levels, promoting relaxation and healing.

We're more than just therapy alpacas; we're catalysts for transformation. SURI.

As the seasons change, I reflect on our herd's growth.

New births bring fresh energy, while elder alpacas share their experience.

I'm proud to be part of this legacy, continuing the work of my ancestors.


At night, under the starry sky, I gather with my herd.

We share stories of our day, our soft humming a symphony of compassion and understanding.

Our legacy lives on through each generation, a testament to the healing power of love and connection.


As I settle into my cozy pen, I feel Thandi's gentle hand on my neck.

"Thank you, Suri," she whispers. "You and your herd are a gift to our community."


I nuzzle her hand, knowing that our bond transcends generations.

We're guardians of hope, weaving a tapestry of healing and love that will continue to touch lives for years to come.


EPILOGUE:


Years have passed since I began my story.

Sikuri now works alongside Thandi, helping families find peace.

My grandkids, Tika and Pacha, are learning the ways of our herd.

As I look out at the Timbuktu landscape, I know our legacy will endure, a shining example of the transformative power of love, compassion, and the gentle wisdom of alpacas.

 
 
 

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