Re: [Fwd: CTR: Fw: What Number is your Horse.Numerology]

["Duncan Fletcher" <dfletche@gte.net>]

Well, the only reason humans use 10 digits (base 10) and therefore have 10
possible states (they left out 0 - maybe horses are never born on dates that
result in a 0) is that we have a total of 10 digits on our hands. Now a
horse has only 2 digits on his forelegs which means only binary numbers
(base 2) should be admissable for a horse and therefore states 2 through 9
cannot exist in the horse: only state 1 and 0 (which is undefined by the
original poster). Therefore all horses are alpha mares or geldings that
wished they were.

-----Original Message-----
From: Patrick Allen <jfhr@inetworld.net>
To: Endurance, Ridecamp <Ridecamp@endurance.net>
Date: Monday, April 05, 1999 2:18 PM
Subject: RC: [Fwd: CTR: Fw: What Number is your Horse.Numerology]


>
>
>Liz Nimmo wrote:
>
>> This was posted from the equinemassage list.  I thought it seemed
>> interesting.
>> Chriistopher is a nine and is a really neat schoolmaster for young
>> kids--taking care of them and adding just the amount of difficulty each
one
>> can tolerate.  Very intuitive!
>>
>> Liz in MO
>>
>> ----------
>> > From: Liz Nimmo <nimmohl@worldnet.att.com>
>> > To: Trailriding@cwa.com
>> > Subject: What Number is your Horse.Numerology
>> > Date: Monday, April 05, 1999 7:17 AM
>> >
>> > What Number is your Horse.
>> >
>> > Firstly everything in our dear sweet universe can be represented by a
>> > vibrational quality. A simple way to show this is to give it a number,
a
>> > single digit number from 1 to 9. Each number then gives you the basic
>> > vibration of whatever you are looking at and can help you determine the
>> > behaviour patterns  one jumps into instinctually at times of stress,
what
>> > sort of life they will gravitate to, what obstacles they may have to
>> > encounter to achieve their goals. You can stay simply with the numbers
of
>> > the month day and year of birth, or you can look at the combinations of
>> > numbers and how they all intermingle to a complex web of intrigue.
Today
>> I
>> > will just focus on what the likely behaviour of our horses would be if
we
>> > were to add up all the digits in their birthdate and then reduce them
to
>> > one
>> > digit. For example a horse born on 21st September 1998. we add the
>> > 2+1+9+1+9+9+8 = 39, which then 3+9 = 12, 1+2=3. So with this horse we
>> would
>> > see where a 3 life path would lead him and what possible quirks we may
>> have
>> > to deal with.
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER ONE?
>> >
>> > This horse is most likely to be our Alpha Mare, or the Gelding who
wished
>> > he
>> > could. When dealing with a ONE horse you must be able to demand respect
>> as
>> > this horse respects strength in others and will not tolerate weakness.
>> > They
>> > work best in an adverse situation and get results by sheer willpower,
>> often
>> > working to exhaustion to complete a task.
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER TWO?
>> >
>> > This horse needs your guidance, it needs you to know what you want and
to
>> > make the decisions. The stress of indecision can make them emotional
and
>> > they need a lot of action so they dont become bored. The key with this
>> > horse
>> > is a regular routine and lots of support. In return you will get a
loyal
>> > friend that loves you and who will absorb training easily.
>> >
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER THREE?
>> >
>> > This horse needs you to like him. He will love to play and may argue
with
>> > you if he thinks YOU have gotten the dressage test wrong. He is the
horse
>> > who will give you a condescending look if he thinks you have missed HIS
>> > cue.
>> > But for goodness sake never judge him harshly as he is forever seeking
>> your
>> > approval.
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER FOUR?
>> >
>> > This horse will pass any technical test. He is precision and attends to
>> > every detail demanded of him with pleasure. He will also be very
patient
>> > with you if you are not as systematic as he is. He feels obliged to
work
>> > with and overcome the difficulties arising because you do not have his
>> eye
>> > for detail. This horse has an inbuilt knowing of form, symmetry and
>> > equilibrium.
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER FIVE?
>> >
>> > Ooopss this horse is a tad accident prone, only because they are swift
>> and
>> > fast. They can be a bit of a scatterbrain, but do have a inner sense of
>> > duty
>> > that can be called upon by a strong owner. This horse may attract
bitter
>> > experiences and if abused early in his life can be the sort of horse
that
>> > will fight back for many years. This is one horse who if positive will
>> face
>> > any challenge and thrive if you are into dangerous horse sports, he
loves
>> > thrills and takes dares.
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER SIX?
>> >
>> > This horse is the broodmare, takes responsibility and loves to be in
the
>> > place of trust. She may tend to be bossy, opinionated, self centered
and
>> > interfering, however is only out of her concern for others. She will be
>> the
>> > first to alert you to a possible problem as she is the compulsive
worrier
>> > and seeing things happen before they have a chance to develop.
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER SEVEN?
>> >
>> > This horse is a daydreamer, he is probably talking to God when you see
>> his
>> > 'far away look' in his eye. He is a horse who will be at ease away from
a
>> > herd situation, however he will crave affection. He is idealistic and
>> > easily
>> > hurt if you feel the need to discipline him harshly. He will have
trouble
>> > comprehending why he was disciplined. You must be the ideal owner to
him
>> or
>> > he will escape into his own thought to dream you into one.
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER EIGHT?
>> >
>> > This horse will win. He has the ability to achieve and accumulate
prizes.
>> > Though be careful you appreciate all the acclaim he brings you as he
can
>> go
>> > into resentment if he does not receive the credit.  He is the horse
which
>> > will dominate you if you do not put in the time and effort so he can
win,
>> > so
>> > be careful as he is ambitious. Best to hang your ribbons where he can
>> view
>> > them with pride.
>> >
>> > Is my horse a NUMBER NINE?
>> >
>> > This horse is your psychic barometer, he will have felt every argument,
>> > every thought, every feeling that has occurred in the barn. If he is in
a
>> > mood when you arrive for your ride, glance around and see if it is him,
>> you
>> > or someone else.  This horse needs to be of service, he must feel he is
>> > serving you to achieve whatever it is he perceives you need. If the
time
>> > comes for retirement he will enjoy being a horse at a riding for
disabled
>> > centre. The horse will give more than asked of him everytime.
>> >
>> > So what number is your horse?
>> >
>> > warm regards
>> > Catherine
>> >
>> >
>> > http://www.hartingdale.com.au/~happyhorses
>> >
>




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