Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage
by Cherry Hill |
A Good Horse Is Never a Bad Color
by Mark Rashid |
Considering the Horse
by Mark Rashid | 
The Soul of a Horse
by Joe Camp | 
Lyons on Horses
by John Lyons | 
Album of Horses
by Marguerite Henry |
Shy Boy
by Monty Roberts |
Natural Horse-Man-Ship
by Pat Parelli |
Horses Never Lie
by Mark Rashid | 
The New Class
by Lauren Brooke | 
Horse Owner's Veterinary Handbook
by James M. Giffin | 
The Wild One
by Terri Farley |
Blitz
by Hetty Burlingame Beatty |
The Blind Connemara
by C. W. Anderson | 
A Horse for the Summer
by Michelle Bates | 
Animals in Translation
by Temple Grandin | 
The Other End of the Leash
by Patricia B. McConnell |
Animals Make Us Human
by Temple Grandin | 
Animal Wise
by Virginia Morell | 
The Genius of Dogs
by Brian Hare |
The Tao of Equus considers the mystical nature of horses and the magical connection between horses and humans. Equine therapist Linda Kohanov tells of an extraordinary spiritual awakening she experienced with her black mare, Rasa. This incident led her to investigate the apparent metaphysical as well as scientific aspects of the human-horse bond. Using neurological research, cultural history, mythology, and firsthand anecdotes from years of teaching and facilitating equine therapy, Kohanov examines the profound communion that people, and women in particular, often experience with horses. Some of the areas Kohanov explores are how the equine mind compares with the human mind, and what horses can teach humanity.