Hypotherapy is a well known cure method which has positive results, especially illnesses of the nervous system. The cure is done when a person is in contact with a horse, whereby the person undergoes a curing process.

Many hypothesis describe this phenomenon, but aren't persuasive enough. I think it is a similar phenomenon, which I describe in many different cases at www.miroslavprovod.com. It is the transport of cosmic energy by the contact of auras. The matter of the horse is a greater energetic source than the source of the matter of humans. Therefore, the rule is that the energy potential between the sources equalises – the man receives energy from the horse, which is shown by the increase of the electric potential on the cellular membranes.

The way hypotherapy is done is not perfect; the time for the transport of energy is too short. Hours are needed for the equalisation of the energetic levels of both sources (the horse and the man). An optimal solution would be to place the bed of the ill person into the aura of the horse (about one metre from the horse), where the patient would sleep the number of nights required. It would be more efficient to place the bed between two horses.

The cure by staying in the aura of greater energetic sources is nothing new, similar examples are found in ancient and later history. All megalithic structures worked in the same way. King David was cured by sleeping between two young women overnight. In the ancient times, cure was done by sleeping inside temples. On the website stated above I describe more cases where energy is transferred between various sources.

The test of the curing process of hypotherapy that I recommend doesn't require anything complicated, one bed with a wooden (not metal) railing, so that there isn't a contact between the cured and the horse. Everyone that is interested in hypotherapy could easily examine the results of the long stay in the horses' aura.

Author Miroslav Provod can be reached either via his website or email at: centrum11@volny.cz.

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