Any experienced horse communicators...

FoxTrotx

FoxTrotx

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I just wanted to share my first 'conversation' as I am becoming open to the possibility that I might actually be able to do it. (I'm currently studying shiatsu and have become really interested in energy and anything to do with it really.)

I stood quietly in my horse's stable, cleared my mind and listened. I heard nothing, I felt nothing. She started foraging around which is unlike her, she'll usually stand and look over the door, I really got the impression she was trying to avoid 'talking' to me. All of a sudden her brand (she is branded with the kwpn lion) caught my attention so I asked her did it hurt? I got a reply of "No and it doesn't define who I am either." I then felt she wanted some new likits in her tongue twister (there's not been any in there for at least 7 months as she's turned out 24/7). I asked her what flavour, I saw pink (cherry, probably the sweetest ones possible, lol). She then looked out over the door and 'said' "I don't like them, I want them to go." I followed her line of vision and saw a couple of geese in the field over the road. And that was it.

I'm not interested in critics or sarcasm, I am interested in genuine opinions on whether it is normal for it to be tricky to communicate at first or whether some horses just don't want to talk.

Thank you if you managed to read it all and any tips on how to make it easier next time will be greatly appreciated.
 
Some horses are more relaxed with it than others.....my old mare doesn't like it, she feels as if its intrusive but the appy will happily let you know what's wrong or right!

Like people each horse will have their own view on it and be open to talk or not.

I don't really get words I just get feelings or images.

And that post may come as a shock to some people who know me but I don't advertise that part of me as it can cause people to be wary:o its apart of me that I have always been able to do so.
 
Oh eek, not sure what mine would say to me! he can be a bit of a kevin at times so think I might have a lot of back chat!
 
Megibo its not that they say it in plain English, your engery picks up on what they feel and your mind puts the right words to it. That's how my reiki master explained it me.

Meditate, find that place that's calm, that's the centre of your energy. It took me a long time to find it as my mind is very busy but once its there you can just flow In to it. It's also a help in stressful situations too.

The thing that annoys me with communicators/healers etc is the way they portray it as a special thing and almost put it on a pedestal. It's a gift that anyone can learn, it has been around for thousands of years. It is not a new age phase. It needs to be respected but not worshiped. You still need to live in the (I say this next bit loosely) 'real world' along side the 'spiritual world' and not butt into other people's problems unless asked to.

People have the right to say no I don't believe you and that needs to be respected not pushed.




Right I will get off my soap box now (you can see this is a subject close to me that I hate seeing abused :D)
 
Thank you, slightlyconfused, I think your approach is fantastic. I've always been very intuitive to how others feel and what they are thinking (in person of course) even if they think they are hiding it well. I'm hoping to stretch this to animals so I can help them too.

I find grounding works best for me when clearing my mind :)
 
FoxTrot, both my sister and I have been like that since children....,then I started being able to 'see' or 'feel' others around us and my sister can see auras. She would often ask mum why someone was one colour or another.

I can get some odd looks when I'm 'talking' to one of mine and I answer out loud with a reply like "well I don't care" and that's usually in response to the WB showing me her stable with hay and her inside it looking out on the others getting wet!!! I then have to drag her to the field as she walks so slow on per pose :D
If she had a field shelter she would be on it all the time if the weather was crappy!
 
so interesting, would love to be able to do it but sadly I don't think I could ever clear my mind or find my centre etc or if I did I would have no idea what I was feeling for :p:p

Lol at the warmblood wanting to be inside her stable while it rains!
 
That's the thing....don't doubt yourself. Just focus on learning up meditate first of all, it will be a help to you anyway and then take it from there.
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I would love to learn this stuff. I had an introduction to it when my mare released after physio (she had been badly treated and suffered with a sore back and headaches for a long time) Ann Marie our physio is very spiritual and I don't really know what she did at the end of the session but t was like being hit with a brick wall of emotion. I threw up and couldn't stop crying (sitting on the floor and sobbing crying) for about half an hour. Since then my horse has felt much more happy and I generally know her moods and she seems to know mine but would love to learn more.
 
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