Born in Itapetininga, Sao Paulo's countryside, Fernando Rolim grew up respecting the discipline of life desired by his parents, in order to be with the animals on weekends. It was on his uncle's ranch that he lived and grew alongside the horses, becoming more and more passionate and enchanted with everything that the animals taught him. Fernando witnessed and took part in much cruelty done to the horses. Outraged by such cruelty, he was determined to better understand the behavior of these animals. Focusing on this mission, Fernando dedicated his studies to Veterinary Medicine and after graduating he traveled to Canada as Goodwill Ambassador for Rotary Foundation, where he began his quest to know the efficient techniques of rational taming. Always in search of knowledge, Rolim traveled to the USA where this practice is more widespread. There he sought to learn from the most competent trainers that soon realized his natural talent with equines. Fernando naturally assimilated all that was learned, and when he put his knowledge into practice, he always showed a special way to relate to the animals. Thinking about his country, where horses are still part of the work and leisure of thousands of people, that Fernando idealized the first International  Equus Congress. Through this event, Rolim introduced in Brazil not only a way of dealing with animals, but a fantastic philosophy of life which is based in communication, relationships, respect and leadership. Fernando continuously works on this project developing the best way to teach people how to relate to animals and comprehend Equus language. In 2011, after ministering one of his Equusmanship courses, one of his students was impacted by the Project and was driven to be part of it.