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dharmahorse
Simple, Natural
Greetings!
After much moving and changing over the past few years, Dharmahorse is using this winter calmness to bring clarity of focus and determined alignment with our own most basic principles. We are an Herbal Stable. We use "phytotherapy" (healing with plants) for all of our animals and ourselves. We base all of our rations upon natural, whole foods and supplemental herbs. We also use plant medicines in the form of flower essences, essential oils and Homeopathy.
For our horses, dogs and each other, we believe that we each have a "well of experiences" composed of "drops of experience" (like drops of water in a well) that form the basic expectations and reactions inside of us. We can add positive drops until finally, we "push out" all the negative drops and the new expectations will be of a positive nature.So, care and "training" of our animals can be clear, consistent and uncomplicated by simply adhering to these two principles.
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Basic Harmony in Life
LIFE-WAVE INTEGRATION:
The way we see life is in a proactive, balanced way for the embodiments of all beings. We each have a physical, emotional, mental and spirit body. I was constantly being asked how one determines which natural healing method to use. In seminars, I taught the principle of "Life-Wave Integration": using specific modalities for the specific embodiments. Back in 2003, I wrote "The Well-Being of Pets & Companions" that was published in 2004 by Rose Dog Books. I wrote it to give us all a reference covering which method resonates with which body. I included charts of the properties of the healing elements from each modality and explored the unique characteristics of most of the species any of us were likely to encounter.Using Nutrients and Herbs for the Physical Body; Flower Essences for the Emotional Body; Essential Oils for the Mental Body and Crystals for the Spirit - we can support good health and address disorders from their root causes, and Bring the Balance Back!THE WELL OF EXPERIENCES:
Every being has accumulated experiences that "fill a well" and determine what he or she will expect in new situations. If the majority of "drops in the well" have been negative, he will expect negative things. If they have been positive "drops"/experiences, he will expect positive things. We can even overfill a well of negative experiences with enough positive experiences to eventually overcome the negative - and, sadly, the opposite is also true.The "training" of a horse or dog (or spouse!) that conditions responses, cultivates trust or fear and allows progress or regression is solely determined by the types of "drops of experiences" that are added to the "well".
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 Join us on this Journey! Our Store offers books and ebooks full of these principles that are simple, natural and edifying. We are committed to this philosophy and these modalities. While there are thousands of new ideas and methods trying to help horse and dog owners communicate with and heal their animals, we have found that this basic, clear and consistent foundation from Nature will always bring results.
Sincerely,
Katharine ChrisleyDharmahorse
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