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...See more I started reading Dr. Nelsons book I came across a story he tells about releasing emotion from a horse. " My first experience treating trapped emotions in animals occurred somewhat by accident. On day I received a telephone call from a patient named Linda, a trainer from San Juan Capistrano. She had come to see me a year before with a rather severe case of asthma that I helped her with, but this call was about something else entirely." "I have kind of a strange request and I wondering if you can help me" she said. "One of my horses, Ranger, is having a problem with frequent urination. I had three veterinarians examine him, but none of them can find out what wrong. As far as they can tell he perfectly healthy. But he causing a terrible problem not just for me, but the adjacent stall owners and horses as well. I know that you occasionally work on animals, and I really appreciate it if you could come to the stables and see what you can do." "As I arrived at Ranger stall we could see immediately why Linda was so concerned about him. Unlike all the other neat , clean stalls we had seen in the building, this horse stall was a soggy mess. I determined that there was something causing an imbalance in Ranger kidneys, but after testing him for a few minutes, I was at a loss as to what the source of the imbalance might be. My wife who was with me said " Why don you test to see if there a trapped emotion?" While I loved my horses as a child and took good care of them, like most people, I never imagined that they might suffer from trapped emotions. My wife Jean looked at me calmly and repeated, "Just test and see."So I asked out loud, " Is this imbalance due to a trapped emotion?" and the answer was Yes! As I went through the chart of emotions, we were surprised to find that the trapped emotion was conflict. By a process of elimination, we determined that Ranger felt conflicted in his relationship with another horse. Linda was able to confirm that a new horse had been brought into the stables in the past few months. Ranger and this new horse were at odds from the first day they met and occasionally had to be separated to prevent them from injuring one another. Further testing showed that this trapped emotion had become lodged in the right kidney and was indeed the underlying cause of Ranger kidney imbalance. Once we had verified the trapped emotion, I released it by rolling a magnet down Ranger back. From that moment on, Ranger began to recover. When I talked to Linda on the phone a few days later, she told me that his stall was dry for the first time in months. The problem never recurred." When I read this story in Dr. Bradley book I remembered that I had had some very amazing experiances using the Nikken magnets on horses. Not only for colic ,and other physical problems but in training issues as well. I began to wonder if I had been releasing emotions from these horses with out knowing it. I wrote a blog about this in the past call " Did I release Spring Thunders heart wall?"( look it up). So this lead me on a path to learn the emotion code and I have been using it on my friends horses and those of clients as well as my own two Arabs Smoke and Phlame. Ok, so now I have worked on close to 60 horses, and I am beginning to see a pattern. A pattern of connection between horses and their owner, which is really no suprise at all. But now I am developing a theory I think I might call: Equine Assisted Emotion Release, but I talk about that in my next blog. [Edited by forum teen star PhoenixAsh to remove spam links]

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