Frequently Asked Questions

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The ego is a useful servant but a poor master.

We are souls having a human experience.

Direct experience transforms faith into knowing.

The physical world is a laboratory for spiritual, psychological and emotional growth.

Awakening to one's true nature is a process, not an event.

Life is for learning.

What comes up as a problem is a signal for what needs to be healed.

An inner challenge is a blessing in disguise.

Personal responsibility is the key to growth.

Reactions to negative situations create discomfort, not necessarily the situation itself.

You are creating your future now.

Freedom from unnecessary emotional suffering is possible.

We carry a set of polarities between which we see-saw during our lives.

Identifying those polarities is the first step in dis-creating them.

Examples of polarities are innumerable - fear/courage, life/death, wealth/poverty, etc.

The left/right brain integration used in the processes is a powerful tool for healing.

Most current challenges have an opposite already experienced - love/hate for instance.

The cause of most emotional negativity is disturbance in the body's energy system.

Unconscious self-sabotage can be related to one's unidentified polarities.

The ESCT protocol is primarily bilateral in nature.

 It uses bilateral eye movement and bilateral body tapping.

While the horse's brain is not separated by a corpus callous as in humans, bilateralism is present.

The left/right stimulus creates an interrupt in the horse's automatic startle response (ASR).

This interrupt allows the horse to reset and integrate that reset.

The reset then lowers the reactivity in the horse and moves it towards response instead of reaction.

Yes.

A horse's nervousness can be triggered by an anxious human and vice versa.

Having them interact with each other in learned controlled circumstances resets both their energies.

With repetition and practice, a new way of interacting with each other is set.

There are techniques the horse owner can learn to perform on himself and the horse.

Patience and persistence are key to a smooth horse/human relationship.