The Spiritual Life of Horses

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Summary: Thank You
Review: "I enjoyed reading The Spiritual Life of Horses anad have heard similar ideas before, though not with quite such an equine perspective! May your horses continue to bring you joy, learning and their perspective on life!

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Summary: A Rarity
Review: As a medical educator I have admired the rare physician who is so connected with his patients that he seems to hear the whisperings of their spirits. Lynette DesMarais has developed such a relationship with her horses and she describes it beautifully in The Spirituality of Horses.

Clyde B. Jensen, Ph.D.

Former president of conventional and complementary medical schools.

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Summary: In The Spiritual Life of Horses
Review: In The Spiritual Life of Horses, the author takes us further into the true self than any one has ever attempted to do. She harness's the purity of the spirit of the horse to connect us to what we already know. The horse introduces us to the natural wisdom of the world. Now I have read the book and I am ready to go on the journey

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Summary: Love
Review: Love...Is The Spirit of the Horse!!! Lynette DesMarais's book, "The Spiritual Life of Horses" projects thihs love in Total Truth."
Sherie Leveen Clemons,President, New Beginning Equine Shelter, Inc.

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Summary: Thank You
Review: Lynette Marie DesMarais has produced a very special and unique book which will appeal not only to horse lovers but to any sensitive readers with an affinity for animals.

Her book was especially significant to me because I'm a horse lover and spiritualist. I have no doubt that the so-called "dumb" animals are far more articulate than common belief would hold. There is increasing evidence from many sources, scientific and popular, that animals communicate in subtle ways that we are only beginning to appreciate, let alone understand.

Lynette is a gifted scribe for the subtle spiritual messages she has received from her beloved Andalusian horses. Each chapter in this book is devoted to a different horse in her stable and the words come straight from the "horse's mouth" -- so to speak.

They include words of gentle wisdom from Regala, a matriarch mare, elucidating the story of the seven dwarfs and also from a colt called Avatario whose teachings about the spiritual dimension of life on earth is as astute as that of any human Eastern guru.

Lynette's several horses each "speak" with her in their own "tone of voice" about things that concern them individually. But all have wisdom to teach us. I get the feeling that they (horses), not us, are the superior beings in the horse/human relationship.

I'm looking forward to this writer's future books in this same vein, it's a vein of gold, thank you, Lynette!

Dr. Patti Barton, B.A.Ph.D.
Australia