| |  | Authors: Ray Hunt, Millie Hunt, Roy Hunt
Publisher: Ag Access Corporation
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 126003
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 100
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 8.6 x 5.6 x 0.6
ISBN: 0914330152
Dewey Decimal Number: 798.2
EAN: 9780914330158
ASIN: 0914330152
Publication Date: June 1991
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 This book helped me a lot March 25, 1999
6 out of 23 found this review helpful
This book have give me much help. I liked it. Some people may not understand Ray`s way to explain things. I did. Great book.
"Think" March 22, 1999
29 out of 34 found this review helpful
This book is designed to LEAD the "smart human" to the watering hole of knowledge. It's your choice whether to drink from the source. We as humans profess how superior we are because of our magnificant brain. All Mr. Hunt is doing is challanging us to use that brain and THINK and find these things for ourselves as this IS an art and to it we all bring our OWN persona. There is NO black and white rules that apply to all. Our teachers of our children in schools should be so brilliant, maybe we would have children that thought for themselves for once. I appreciate this man and his techniques, he has allowed me to be an artist with my horses and my horses will tell you out loud they love it.
 Not the best "how to relate to your horse" book. February 22, 1999
14 out of 29 found this review helpful
After attending a clinic with Mr. Hunt, it was evident that he was an accomplished horseman and could communicate well with his subjects (the horses). A self-professed misanthrop, he was verbally challenged and unable to express what he was doing, to the clinic's human attendees. I had hoped that he would reveal the secrets of his talents in the pages of his book. But, alas, the book was even less enlightening than his clinic.
Not the best "how to relate to your horse" book available. February 22, 1999
3 out of 14 found this review helpful
After seeing Mr. Hunt at a clinic, it was evident that he was an accomplished horseman who could get his point across very well to his subjects (the horses). A self-professed misanthrop, he was also verbally challenged and unable to clearly communicate what he was doing to the human attendees. I had hoped that his book would contain the secrets he was unable to express at his clinic. But, alas, it was equally disappointing.
A "Zen in the Art of Archery" for any animal trainer/lover. June 28, 1998
23 out of 23 found this review helpful
Ray Hunt has captured what so many "how-to" training books fail to - the essence of the spiritual communication possible with an animal. He wisely recognizes that the technicalities of how you train hinge completely upon much deeper levels of who you are, and especially who the horse is. "Think Harmony" is well titled - the reader willing to slowly absorb, think about and then try to apply the philosophy of this book will find themselves in greater harmony not just with a horse, but themselves and all other creatures. All serious trainers of any animal would do well to read this book - over, and over, and over. Those seeking a recipe for success, and specific how-to hints will be disappointed. This is not a book that tells you *what* to do; instead, Hunt urges you to think about *how* you do anything with respect, awareness and trust in the horse. Inevitably, such an approach bounces the reader right up against their own issues, and thus, in trying to find a better way to work with a horse, you discover yourself. This is a book for folks looking for a deeper, more spiritual and truly holistic approach to their relationships with horses and other animals. Anyone who loved "Kinship With All Life" will cherish Ray Hunt's little gem.
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