I Know
July 4, 2015
Recently I had a session with a roping horse, Spade and his rider and owner, Tom. Tom had phoned me the week before to book a session for his horse. Spade did not talk to me until about ten minutes before I drove into the yard. Tom and Spade were at a place that people meet to rope. Spade was to have his session before the roping began.
When I approached Tom and Spade in the yard by the roping arena, Spade requested that we work with him in a cooler area, like in the shade. Since there is a barn there, we walked him into the barn. It was nice and cool in there while it was about 29 or 30 degrees Celsius outside. As the coolness hit my skin and my body temperature dropped, I knew it must feel even better for Spade because he is a black horse. Black horses always feel a few degrees more of the heat than lighter horses just because they draw more heat because of the color of their bodies.
We began our session, and while I discussed with Tom what I saw on Spade’s body, after many of my comments, Spade would add, “I know.” It happened so frequently that I started to laugh when Spade said this. After one of my particularly loud laughs, Spade asked me to stop laughing. I did. Sometimes these horses are just too serious. He was but he did have a dry sense of humor. While working with him, I saw that energetically his feet were way bigger than what his physical feet were in his present day life. They were huge, like a Clydesdale’s, I told Tom. Shire, Spade inserted here. He was a Shire draft horse with those large dinner plate sized feet and the beautiful feathers. He showed me how stunning he was. He truly loved that life. Tom’s friend, Nicole who had joined us in the barn added that when Spade moved, he looked like a draft horse.
We all have a physical body that is accompanied by our energy body. Our energy body is reaches far beyond our physical body. This is why sometimes when we enter a space we feel how that space feels. Who and what occupies that space creates the feeling of the space, therefore spaces can feel good or not so good.
When Tom asked if Spade liked being shoed, Spade answered no, he did not like shoes. Spade explained that shoes on his feet felt like a pair of ruffled panties that were too tight. Then he sent me an image with a big pair of white ruffled panties (Spade called them knickers) on his body. It was a very funny vision but I made sure not to add my loud laugh when I explained the vision Spade had shown me.
When I see energy on a horse that doesn’t match what is physically present I send healing energy to the mismatched energy by holding my hands palms toward the site in the energy field. Spade’s large energy feet began to shrink until finally, after working with each foot separately, the energy of the foot matched the size of the physical foot. Some of you may wonder how someone can see stuff like this. It’s all about the third eye or pineal gland being in perfect working order. I meditate and listen to meditation tracks that focus on toning the pineal gland. All one has to do is spend the time and then wait for the magic and enhanced perception to begin. I am truly grateful and feel so fortunate that I am able to see what I see.
Tom asked if there was something to help Spade move faster while roping. Spade explained that he felt fat, and not very flexible. We talked about doing some conditioning rides on the trail, a few miles at a consistent trot to build up stamina and strength. Then we spent some time stretching Spade’s legs. Did you know there are people who are actually paid to stretch horses’ legs? I showed Tom how to stretch out Spade’s front legs, and then Tom had a try. We worked on Spade’s back legs. Spade especially enjoyed having his back legs stretched out.
Several times during our session, Spade would turn his head to me, with his muzzle close to me, he would whisper, thank you. This is my reward for what I do. I am truly grateful when horses do this and always answer with a you're welcome.
After Spade’s session, tom put Spade in one of the pens across from the roping arena. Nicole and I went to look at her barrel horse that was not performing like it should be. We talked to her horse, talked to another one and then I turned to look at this horse that seemed like we hadn’t met. I asked Nicole, who is that while pointing at the horse. She answered, “That’s Tom’s horse Spade that you were working with in the barn.”
I felt silly but Spade had changed so much after his session and he looked like a different horse. He looked lighter, thinner and had a really shiny coat! His drafty appearance had left his energy field. He felt great too. When I watched Tom rope that evening, Spade moved like he was very comfortable in the body he was now in. He appeared lighter, and faster. He looked great!
Recently I had a session with a roping horse, Spade and his rider and owner, Tom. Tom had phoned me the week before to book a session for his horse. Spade did not talk to me until about ten minutes before I drove into the yard. Tom and Spade were at a place that people meet to rope. Spade was to have his session before the roping began.
When I approached Tom and Spade in the yard by the roping arena, Spade requested that we work with him in a cooler area, like in the shade. Since there is a barn there, we walked him into the barn. It was nice and cool in there while it was about 29 or 30 degrees Celsius outside. As the coolness hit my skin and my body temperature dropped, I knew it must feel even better for Spade because he is a black horse. Black horses always feel a few degrees more of the heat than lighter horses just because they draw more heat because of the color of their bodies.
We began our session, and while I discussed with Tom what I saw on Spade’s body, after many of my comments, Spade would add, “I know.” It happened so frequently that I started to laugh when Spade said this. After one of my particularly loud laughs, Spade asked me to stop laughing. I did. Sometimes these horses are just too serious. He was but he did have a dry sense of humor. While working with him, I saw that energetically his feet were way bigger than what his physical feet were in his present day life. They were huge, like a Clydesdale’s, I told Tom. Shire, Spade inserted here. He was a Shire draft horse with those large dinner plate sized feet and the beautiful feathers. He showed me how stunning he was. He truly loved that life. Tom’s friend, Nicole who had joined us in the barn added that when Spade moved, he looked like a draft horse.
We all have a physical body that is accompanied by our energy body. Our energy body is reaches far beyond our physical body. This is why sometimes when we enter a space we feel how that space feels. Who and what occupies that space creates the feeling of the space, therefore spaces can feel good or not so good.
When Tom asked if Spade liked being shoed, Spade answered no, he did not like shoes. Spade explained that shoes on his feet felt like a pair of ruffled panties that were too tight. Then he sent me an image with a big pair of white ruffled panties (Spade called them knickers) on his body. It was a very funny vision but I made sure not to add my loud laugh when I explained the vision Spade had shown me.
When I see energy on a horse that doesn’t match what is physically present I send healing energy to the mismatched energy by holding my hands palms toward the site in the energy field. Spade’s large energy feet began to shrink until finally, after working with each foot separately, the energy of the foot matched the size of the physical foot. Some of you may wonder how someone can see stuff like this. It’s all about the third eye or pineal gland being in perfect working order. I meditate and listen to meditation tracks that focus on toning the pineal gland. All one has to do is spend the time and then wait for the magic and enhanced perception to begin. I am truly grateful and feel so fortunate that I am able to see what I see.
Tom asked if there was something to help Spade move faster while roping. Spade explained that he felt fat, and not very flexible. We talked about doing some conditioning rides on the trail, a few miles at a consistent trot to build up stamina and strength. Then we spent some time stretching Spade’s legs. Did you know there are people who are actually paid to stretch horses’ legs? I showed Tom how to stretch out Spade’s front legs, and then Tom had a try. We worked on Spade’s back legs. Spade especially enjoyed having his back legs stretched out.
Several times during our session, Spade would turn his head to me, with his muzzle close to me, he would whisper, thank you. This is my reward for what I do. I am truly grateful when horses do this and always answer with a you're welcome.
After Spade’s session, tom put Spade in one of the pens across from the roping arena. Nicole and I went to look at her barrel horse that was not performing like it should be. We talked to her horse, talked to another one and then I turned to look at this horse that seemed like we hadn’t met. I asked Nicole, who is that while pointing at the horse. She answered, “That’s Tom’s horse Spade that you were working with in the barn.”
I felt silly but Spade had changed so much after his session and he looked like a different horse. He looked lighter, thinner and had a really shiny coat! His drafty appearance had left his energy field. He felt great too. When I watched Tom rope that evening, Spade moved like he was very comfortable in the body he was now in. He appeared lighter, and faster. He looked great!