Horse Health:
A Delicate Balance
Horse health and the environment are two closely related things. How closely is not often realized! How sensitive?To understand this, you should remember that a horse is a herd animal, extremely sensitive to other animals around it. It is also a prey animal, so it is also very aware of threats to it.You’ve probably seen a horse ‘spook’ at something which could be quite insignificant. (In fact Pat Parelli, the well-known horseman, has called a horse a ‘1,000 pound chicken’ for good reason!) In our experience, horses can be greatly affected by geopathic stress in all its forms. The one good thing about it is that, once you know what to look for, you can spot it more easily because they are there exhibiting all the signs. Let me give you some examplesThe following will give you some ideas about how sensitive horse health is and how quickly it can be upset and restored. They are all based on our experiences with clients, but do please bear in mind that the following examples are not meant to suggest you replace treatment from a qualified veterinarian.The stallsHorse stalls can be affected by geopathic stress lines. For example, let’s say that your horse is in a stall and the water is to one side and the feed to the other. Lots of lovely hay on the floor and a good view for her as well. However, you notice that she does not feed well inside although she always exhibits great hunger outside. She’s obviously drinking as the water’s going down. Whenever you go to check on her, she’s always in one corner, away from the view. An area of geopathic stress could be running through her stall, and the feed is in it. She doesn’t like it so she eats only enough to keep her going and huddles away from it. Clear the problem energy and she perks up noticeably and looks more relaxed again. Alternative scenario....In adjacent stalls, with both horses receiving the same care and attention and the same feed, one is always plagued by flies and seems listless whole her neighbor is more alert and vigorous and rarely has any fly problem. Solution...Check the stalls for geopathic stress and clear it! Remember, horse health is delicate! The arenaYour horse is under training. The arena, and indeed, the whole facility is well-kept and you are happy with level of care he is receiving. However, when you go watch him work, you notice that the trainer always seems to be correcting him in one particular place as he goes round. You stay a while longer and notice that other horses seem to be having problems in the same area.Once the place is checked for negative energies and cleared all the horses are able to perform much better as they’re no longer dodging the nasty area. The feedEverything is fine at your place. You have just had a delivery of horse hay and have stored it in the usual place. You distribute some of it amongst your horses and, after checking them, go inside and get on with your chores.A little later, you look out and see a horse down. Worse, you see others showing the first signs of colic. You rush out and scrape up all the hay you just threw down for them and get in help, fast. You send some samples of hay off for analysis. In the meantime, you check for any geopathic stress and find that the place where they hay was stored has somehow been affected by some energy coming in recently. You clear it and watch your horses carefully. The samples come back, having nothing to report. You slowly give a few of the better horses some of the hay to try. They start chewing on it right away and the problem is resolved. All the others slowly return to normal again. Taking good care of horse health is important and the non-obvious is easily overlooked. ConclusionHorse health is a delicate thing and anything you can do to remove problems from the environment can only help. If you consider that animals have a wider sensitivity to the world around them than we do, then it makes sense to ensure that, even if you can’t see it, the invisible is cleared as much as possible.If you want to learn more about how the unseen environment can and does affect us and our animals, why not sign up for our free monthly newsletter. I promise I won’t jam up your inbox with useless stuff and you can unsubscribe at any time.PLUS.. when you confirm your subscription, you’ll get access to a free comprehensive self-assessment of your property! Back to Psychic Pets Page Back to Home Page from Horse Health Page
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