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The Tao of Equus considers the mystical nature of horses and the magical connection between them 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 both the metaphysical and... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Merlin: Add a description of this character.
- Charles
- Vita
- Rasa
- Jason
- Wolverton
- Steve
- Vikki
- Liz
- Susan
- Alicia
- Spike
- Sheldrake
- Tamara
- Kim
- Wally
- Terry
- Julia
- Dossey
- Russek
- Patricia
- Sorenson
- Buck
- Bonnie
- J. Otis
- Kathleen Barry Ingram
- Dianna
- Nancy
- Jesse
- Nakia
- Cain
- Sharon
- Dana
- Schwartz
- Darma
- Virgil
- Ascherson
- Levine
- Linda Tellington-jones
- Maureen
- Goleman
- Hawk
- Blake
- Murphy
- Ray Hunt
- Moses
- Bernstein
First Sentence edit
This is the story of a woman and her horse.
Table of Contents edit
Preface to the paperback edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One: The Call
Chapter One: Rasa
Chapter Two: The Lost Art of Doing Nothing
Chapter Three: Voices from the Ancestors
Chapter Four: Mind Under Matter
Part Two: Healing Waters
Chapter Five: Wisdom of the Prey
Chapter Six: The Politics of Intelligence
Chapter Seven: Horse Whisperings
Chapter Eight: Four-Legged Therapists
Chapter Nine: The Wounded Healer
Part Three: Message and Meaning
Chapter Ten: Nekyia
Chapter Eleven: Sacrifice and Communion
Chapter Twelve: Mystics with Tails
Chapter Thirteen: The Art of Freedom
Notes
Index
Authors & Contributors edit
- Linda Kohanov (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: New World Library
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2001
ISBN: 1577311825
Page Count: 384
Publisher: New World Library
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2001
ISBN: 1577311825
Page Count: 384
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- Dewey: 636.1
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