The Journal of Animal Consciousness Vol 1, Issue 2 Vol 1 Issue 2 | Page 17

is just as important as the inter-species
relationship aspect in determining the
quality of this resonance. We can liken
our domestic animals to our own
kidneys…they filter everything that goes
on in our lives.
The day-to-day
interaction that the horse has with the
human care-giver (be it owner, stable
manager and/or anyone else) has the
potential to run the gamut of beneficial to
becoming detrimental and disruptive – the
latter situation being one that may place
the human at even greater risk of physical
harm than normal. Since the time the
horse was brought into the human’s
sphere thousands of years ago, human has
been trying to figure out ways to get the
horse to do his bidding at any level; the
primary approach to this is most
commonly