Well … I can’t really make that claim for certain. I mean I haven’t done a poll or anything. But from my own experience and what I’ve heard from other animal communicators, we really DO appreciate your feedback on the work we do for you. […]

You bet they do! And strong ones. Some people still believe animals don’t have souls. Or that they can’t think. Or perceive the passage of time. Or feel emotion. Fortunately science is disproving those old disrespectful views, but not as fast as animal communication is. […]

Maybe not quite like you think. With permission, I am including in this blog post excerpts from the book Holistic Horsekeeping, by Madalyn Ward, D.V.M.  Over the last 20 years, Dr. Ward has been a pioneer in her research and re-education in alternative modalities in […]

Does it really matter? Well, yes . . . if you’re involved in a particular equine discipline that requires one style or another. But not really . . .  if you’re not. Just go with whatever makes you comfortable — whatever blows your skirt up. […]

Don’t get me “wrong” here. No horse is innately wrong. No more than you or I are innately wrong. I’m just using the word “wrong” to ascertain whether you and your horse are a good match or not. If not, it’s nobody’s fault, certainly not […]

Have you ever seen or felt the spirit or actual ghost form of any of your animals who have crossed over the Rainbow Bridge? If so, you are not alone. And, contrary to what some skeptics would say, if you think you did, you did. […]

You bet. Absolutely. Do not pass go. Train your horse in dressage. No matter what breed or how he’s built. Why? Because — in case you ever doubted it, or just didn’t know this particular bit of trivia — dressage constitutes the basics of everything […]

How do we really heal? From living a good life? Eating the right foods? Getting enough healthy exercise for our physical bodies? Embracing spirituality? Following the Golden Rule? There are lots of theories that address this question, and, as you well know if you follow […]

Years ago, when I worked for Texas Monthly Magazine, we once hired a young girl fresh out of high school as our receptionist. We’ll call her “Tammy.” I was in Human Resources, and my boss and I had interviewed at least 10 candidates, narrowed down […]

I guess I must be becoming inured to the harsher aspects of my new environment. Is that the right word, “inured?” I just looked it up and I think it fits. It means: To habituate to something undesirable, especially by prolonged subjection. I say that […]