Most people think of Natural Horsemanship as a relatively new phenomenon, when in fact the philosophy of Natural Horsemanship can be traced back to ancient Greece.

Apr 17, 2008 - Julie Refnov Mortensen

Explaining what the term "natural" means and why it does not apply to horsemanship.

Jan 9, 2011 - Keri Sammons

Traditional and Natural Horsemanship training techniques share a common goal - to teach the horse appropriate responses to humans, including being ridden.

Jan 16, 2010 - Paula Sainthouse

To make the first meeting with a horse, a good confidence-building one, there are a few simple rules for the beginner horsemen to follow.

Apr 7, 2008 - Julie Refnov Mortensen

Evolutionary Horsemanship is a way of working with horses that considers the whole horse. This includes behavior, health (physical, mental and emotional) and environment.

May 29, 2009 - Deidre Sharp

Communication is the key to over 200 years of unsurpassed skill of the Native American horseman. A magical bond between horse and rider allows for amazing results.

Nov 23, 2008 - Allene Reynolds

Xenophon's 'The Art of Horsemanship' was written between 440 and 360 BC. Yet its style and insight have much to offer the modern rider.

Jul 5, 2008 - Elaine Walker

For a long time we have led our horses with our heads, but they really need to be led with our hearts.

Sep 12, 2006 - Duane Isaacson

Great horsemanship is all about relationship. No matter the breed of your horse, the basics of building a solid foundation are the same, from basic care to leadership.

Jan 15, 2010 - Lynn Baber

Some folks can't ride, and other horse owners choose to never saddle up. Here are ten ways to build relationship with your horse, keeping your feet on the ground.

Mar 12, 2010 - Lynn Baber

GaWaNi Pony Boy has written books and given countless seminars on "Relationship Training." He brings Native American Horsemanship to new generation.

May 21, 2010 - Cassandra Pittman

Natural Success Principles gives straightforward advice and encourages people to take responsibility for their actions, so they can succeed and create positive changes.

Sep 25, 2009 - Sandra Williams

The wealthiest 20 percent consume approximately 80 percent of the world's resources. Is this a gross injustice, or part of the structure of nature?

Jun 22, 2010 - Alan Foljambe

Zen Buddhism teaches how to let go of the perception of things. It's said perception is not the true identity of a thing, so Buddhists are taught to go beyond perception.

Mar 11, 2010 - Sean Abreu

Holistic parenting is about raising children in as natural a way as possible. Holistic parents choose practices that support wellness of mind, body and spirit.

Dec 19, 2007 - Barb Hacker

Deep ecology is often misunderstood as radical environmental psychobabble. Understanding the principles of the movement can cultivate respect for this school of thought.

Aug 17, 2009 - Sarah Spiker

Dr. Peter Hanfileti's new book provides a Pediatrician's perspective on how Energy Medicine can help children.

Aug 3, 2009 - Mary Desaulniers

Practicing the principles of magical herbalism with intent, faith and love open you up to a world of magic.

Sep 23, 2010 - Arden Aniston

Combine landscape design principles with regionally adapted plants to personalize the sterile outside of a building with one's unique perspective on beauty and form.

Oct 31, 2009 - Barbara Brown

Aruveyda is a traditional type of medicine which encourages letting the weather determine our diet.

Apr 18, 2009 - Cheryl Heppard