> It does not surprise me one bit that my husband and > I saw it very > differently.
Interesting, huh?!?! > How are you applying that to horses, Judy? Other > than that we obviously > perceive things differently. I think it's a consideration of how we use our brains in relating to the horses (either left brained or right brained), and then the reverse: how our horses are using their brains (left or right) when interacting with us! It takes some practice to be able to view yourself and sort of evaluate yourself, and then evaluate your horse. Sometimes you get to a point where you have a "good" relationship (no matter who is using whichever side of the brain). But I think it gets to that point a little faster when we're cognizant of what's happening. What do you think? Judy
