Why horses are easier to work with than people

I love working with horses: For a start, they don’t ask stupid questions, and secondly, nobody has ever told them that what I do can’t possibly work. I get called in when they are ailing and one thing that makes them really sick is when two black lines cross in their boxes. Black lines are geopathic stress in the ground – don’t ask me to explain any more, because I can’t. They are extremely unpleasant and, if anyone in your household gets sick, it’s worth dowsing for black lines, and getting them cleared, which can easily be done by placing an iron bar across them. Remember to water the iron bars in dry spells, or they’ll stop working. Because horses are so sensitive, I work on their auras when they are sick. They just go intro trance and heal themselves. Horses are the most generous creatures I know, and spending time with them is always rewarding. One of the most interesting horsemen in the world today is Monty Roberts, whose life’s goal is to leave the world a better place than he found it, for horses and for people, too. To watch him work with horses is not only a revelation, but also deeply moving. Click on the ‘.com’ address below to discover details of his world tour, and on ‘.co.uk’ for Kelly Marks, who is his UK pupil and representative, and organises his visits to this country. Useful links: http://www.montyroberts.co.uk will take you through to Intelligent Horsemanship, run by Kelly Marks, who represents Monty Roberts in the UK http://www.montyroberts.com takes you through to the US site