Now then, imagine you go could into the pen with him and in a few quiet minutes that same "crazy" horse has learned you *are* important and must be treated with respect.

And you did it all without even touching the horse! By body language, you were able to control and direct every movement of the horse!

"That horse was crazy, how did you do that?!" You never laid a hand on 'im!" "That is amazing!" "Just like a Horse Whisperer!"

That's what people say when they watch us bond horses...

You can do the same thing after you attend an Atlantea Society or "Mind Meeting Mind In Minutes" clinic and learn these techniques first hand!

Horse after horse, you'll keep going and going... just like that bunny in the commericals! Even if you are not an advanced horseman, you *will* be able to produce regular results that will leave make your horses a quiet respectful member of your herd.

Horsemen of any age can learn these techniques and produce consistent results- no matter the size of horse or handler. Don't put your child on a horse with no respect! Even a quick bonder will instill a respectful attitude, commiting the horse to your leadership.

Mind Meeting Mind In Minutes Horsemanship events are go-with-the-flow sessions (usually two-days) where hands-on participants learn how to work with any horse problem, no matter what the problem may be. The events are designed to greatly increase human/horse communication skills and to show how the enhanced skills can be fitted to any horse/human situation to resolve problems and speed training.

No two events are the same because of the number of horse and handler possible combinations who attend. What is always the same is seeing how the same concepts and techniques can be applied to a wide variety of situations.

The bonder will be covered because establishing a connection with the horse is always the first step toward building or enhancing a connection. Every hands-on participant will work the bonder procedure with a horse. (bring your own!) The primary focus of the events is the establishing of a strong mental connection with (practically) any horse and using that connection to enhance the working relationship with it.