13/12/2025
Did you know that today, December 13th, is National Day of the Horse?
Well it is 😍🐴, and I feel called to share something that honours the magical, sacred presence of horses, and resonates deeply with the work I do. Some of you may have read about it already, in a much longer version, and totally worth it. I am talking about the Edgar Cayce’s “Horse Prophecy.”
For decades, this prophecy was filed away, almost forgotten. But now… it feels very much alive. Cayce in the first half of the 20th century suggested that horses hold a key to reconnecting humanity with something we’ve lost: presence, instinct, emotional balance, and a deeper connection to life itself.
He spoke of them as keepers of an ancient frequency, guardians of wisdom, and bridges between worlds. He said that horses would help humanity remember who we truly are; not only as humans, but as living, feeling, present beings.
In my work with equine-facilitated learning, I witness this magic every day. Horses aren’t just animals to ride, they are amazing master teachers. They help people discover strength, presence, and awareness in ways nothing else can. If it's trauma survivors, children learning to trust and connect, or anyone exploring their inner world… these experiences are living proof of what Cayce foresaw!
Horses reflect back the essence of who we are, guiding us toward presence, feeling, and harmony with ourselves.
They have always held a mystical place in human culture, from Celtic traditions to Indigenous medicine, from Greek mythology to Asian shamanic practices. They have been gateways to lost consciousness, carriers of freedom, and guides for the soul, connecting body, mind, and spirit.
In modern life, we’ve drifted away from this wisdom, but horses have never lost it. When we are with them, we remember what it feels like to be fully present, fully embodied, and alive!
And science is beginning to catch up, showing how horses can sense human emotions, regulate nervous systems, and create a space for profound learning and healing. What once seemed mystical is now measurable. Yet I believe that the deepest power of this connection is not in what can be quantified… it’s in what is felt at a subtle, almost otherworldly level, a resonance that awakens parts of ourselves long forgotten.
Sharing this today, on National Day of the Horse, feels especially important to me because it’s not just a prophecy or a story… It's what I am privileged to witness every day. Every person who discovers something about themselves through horses is living proof of the quiet magic these animals bring. They remind us that presence, connection, and feeling are not lost, they are waiting for us to remember.
And so, on this day, my heart is full of gratitude in saying Thank you to "The Horse", for carrying the memory of the earth, the pulse of presence, and the quiet, magical wisdom that awakens our souls to who we truly are. 🙏
Picture of magnificent Milo 🐴💚
