Volume 2 Issue 7 - 2000
Homeopathy
Skin Conditions and HomeopathyBy Cheyanne West, C-Hom. One of the most puzzling aspects of owning a horse is when something "mysterious" appears on the skin. We call a veterinarian to diagnose the condition, and do biopsies (in some cases) or culture tests to determine what it actually is. These tests can be costly, and in some cases unproductive. Some skin conditions may be simple, acute, or minor allergic reactions that can be relieved with over the counter medicines or "natural remedies". Others can be more complicated but may be cured with the proper use of homeopathy by treating the patient rather than the condition. Whatever the situation, it is important to determine the underlying cause of the problem and correct it.
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How You Think and What You Say is How You Ride by Montie Eagle Our horses often faithfully mirror how we riders think and speak about ourselves as well as our horses. At some time in the past each one of us has struggled to master riding skills that seemed to be elusive, but few of us realized how our mastery often depended on how we spoke about what we were doing. One frustrated student wails, "I’ll never learn my posting diagonals!" A second states, "I can’t sit the trot," while another rider claims, "My horse always runs out at a stone wall." None realize that their way of thinking and talking about their riding is their biggest problem. Using words like "never," "can't" and "always" says to the rider's mind that change is an impossible dream, attainable only by gifted others, and not by themselves. |
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The Bridle Lame Horse
by Sharon May-Davis Even though a bridle lame horse does not exhibit the true characteristics associated with lameness such as heat, pain and swelling, he does however exhibit one or more symptoms that elicit concern. For example; the horse can be scratchy in front, short striding, skipping, hopping, stiff in the shoulders or unable to extend to its full potential. Furthermore, your horse may have a change in attitude, be sore around the poll, become reluctant to work, and, more notably, display a marked drop in performance. |
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Mental Housecleaning: Brain Integration and the
Amazing Results By Susan Rifkin Ajamian Physicians are now writing scientific articles and books about their experiences using long-distance healing to help people’s ailing bodies. For example, The Western Journal of Medicine and Intuition magazine both contain accounts of Dr. Elisabeth Targ’s triple-blind experiment with 40 experienced healers who used a variety of techniques to help heal AIDS patients, whom they had never met. This beautifully designed and rigorously controlled study showed that the long-distance healing clearly helped the AIDS patients improve. |
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