Understanding the Horse’s Senses-Franklin Levinson-Podcast #8

  • Posted by Debra
  • March 9, 2007

 
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Franklin continues to share his understanding of horse’s through the horse’s senses.

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Episode Highlights:

  • Sharing breath–what does it mean when horses do this?
  • Horse’s eyes–their field of vision and more…
  • Finding the “sweet spots”
  • Horse’s sense of hearing
  • Purpose of whiskers on the face, sense of smell
  • Sensitivity to touch
  • The horse’s intuitive network
  • The Law of Attraction–our thoughts create our experience

In today’s episode Franklin and Debra mentioned two movies (“The Secret” and “Trust 22″) that would be of great support in your quest for deeper understanding of life and relationships. Both films deal with the power of the Law of Attraction.

To listen to our interview with Oren Stambouli where we talk about the making of “Trust 22″ and the power of believing in your dreams as the first step to seeing them…and not the last one…visit our sister podcast site, Earth~Harmony~Home–Episode #10.

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Written by:
Edward Pierce
Posted on:
August 8, 2009 at 6:27 am

I have question…
Would a horse’s sences kick in if
there was a danger of radiation
contamanation in the grass or any
thing related? Please email me back
with info.

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Franklin Levinson
Posted on:
August 8, 2009 at 8:14 am

Hi Edward,

Well, horses do sense and perceive things at a much higher level than us humans. They have more sensitivity as they are prey animals and need this to assist their survival. As far as their being sensitive to radiation contamanation, I honestly do not know. If it were something they could smell, see, hear or percieve through their normal senses, I would definately say yes. But radiation, as I understand it, has no smell, sound, etc. Sorry, I cannot offer more on this question…..Sincerely, Franklin