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Animal communication for horses: Finally understanding your horse’s silent language
Your horse is more than just a sports partner or pasture companion. It is a sensitive creature with its own perception of the world. But sometimes you ask yourself: Why is it suddenly so shy? Why does it refuse to move forward at a certain point in the terrain? Why does it seem stressed even though everything is “normal”?
Perhaps you have already tried everything: ground work, training, visits to the veterinarian, but your horse’s behavior remains a mystery. You sense that something is wrong, but you cannot identify the reason.
This is where animal communication comes in. It enables you to see the world through your horse’s eyes and understand its fears, blockages, and true needs.
What is animal communication and why is it so effective with horses?
Animal communication is an intuitive method of connecting with animals on a deeper level. With horses, it’s about deciphering their subtle signals, memories, and emotions. Beyond dominance or conditioning.
Horses are flight animals with a pronounced energy field. They are extremely sensitive to moods, unconscious body language, and even past experiences that you are unaware of. Many behaviors that we interpret as “disobedience” or “stubbornness” are in fact logical reactions to unrecognized stress factors.
When can animal communication help?
You may think, “My horse is just spirited, that’s just the way it is.” But often there is more to it than that. Here are some typical situations in which animal communication can provide clarity:
1. Your furry friend exhibits inexplicable behavior when riding or in general situations
- It suddenly shies away at certain points (even though there is nothing to be seen)
- It reacts aggressively when being groomed or saddled
- It refuses jumps or lessons that it has actually mastered
What animal communication can do here:
Horses often store memories of negative experiences in their body memory. Perhaps your horse associates a certain corner of the arena with a fall. Perhaps it senses an energy that you do not perceive. Through animal communication, you can find out what triggered this and then resolve it in a targeted manner.
2. Your four-legged friend seems unfocused, stressed, or distracted
- It is skittish about things it used to ignore
- It sweats unnecessarily or shows signs of overexcitement
- It seems absent or “switched off”
What animal communication can do here:
Horses often mirror their humans’ unconscious tensions. Perhaps you are transferring stress from your everyday life to your horse. Perhaps it is burdened by a herd conflict or unrecognized pain. Communication reveals where the blockage lies.
3. Your horse has a stressful history
- It came from poor conditions or has experienced abuse
- It reacts with panic to certain stimuli (e.g., men, whips, trailers)
- It does not allow itself to be led with confidence
What animal communication can do here:
Many horses carry unprocessed experiences with them. Through animal communication, you can find out exactly what happened and help your horse overcome its negative memories in a targeted manner. For example, with the help of surrogate work. This can be done through surrogate hypnosis or surrogate work using quantum work .
4. You are facing a change and want to support your beloved horse
- A change of stable is imminent
- A new member is joining the herd
- You want to start a new discipline
What animal communication can achieve here:
Horses need security. Through prior communication, you can alleviate fears and mentally prepare your four-legged friend for the change.
5. Your furry friend is old or sick and you want to respect its needs
- It suffers from a chronic illness
- You wonder whether it still enjoys training
- You want to know whether it is ready to go
What animal communication can do here:
Horses have a strong will to live, but also a clear sense of self-awareness. Through communication, you can find out whether your horse still feels a quality of life or whether it is tired.
How does animal communication work?
You may be wondering, “Can my horse even ‘answer’? It’s not a human being that can speak!”
- Preliminary discussion with you
– You describe your observations to me (e.g., “It always stops at the same tree stump”). - Establishing contact with your horse
I connect with your horse energetically. This is done via a photo (you can read about what the photo should ideally look like under Requirements for animal communication)
Your horse does not have to be present - Receiving the messages
– Horses often communicate through images (e.g., a memory of a fall) or physical sensations (e.g., “My left hind hoof is tingling”)
– Sometimes they also share emotional messages (e.g., “I don’t want to walk in the arena anymore”). - Feedback to you
– I pass on all the information to you in the form of a written transcript of the conversation
– Together we discuss (in a Zoom meeting) your animal’s answers and you can ask questions if you don’t quite understand something.
Common concerns and why they are unfounded
- “My horse isn’t a human being. Can this really work?”
Horses communicate constantly. Through body language, energies, and subtle signals. Animal communication expands this understanding. - “But my horse isn’t ‘crazy’! Does it really need this?”
Even “normal” horses have inner conflicts. Animal communication helps to clear up misunderstandings before problems manifest themselves. - “I already work with horsemanship. Why do I need animal communication?”
Horsemanship is very valuable! There’s no question about that. Animal communication complements it by uncovering inner blockages that are not visible in training.
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Your next step
If you are ready to understand your horse’s silent language, book an animal communication session. Whether you want to solve a specific problem or simply build a deeper connection, I will guide you with empathy and practical advice.
Your horse is waiting to be understood. Many riders were skeptical at first and are now grateful for the new insights. Give yourselves the chance to build a true partnership.
I look forward to conveying your animal’s messages to you.
