THE HORSE KNOWS
THE WHITE HORSE KNOWS THE WAY

There is something about the white horse that has come down to us for thousands of years.
What is it that has touched so many cultures about the white horse, and why?
A CHINESE IDIOM: THE HORSE KNOWS THE WAY

In the spring autumn period, one day Guan-Zhong followed Ji-Huan-Gong to conquer the State of Gu-zhu.
Because they had set out in spring, and returned in winter, the landscape scenes had changed dramatically,
making them lose directions to return home.
Just when all countermeasures were lost, Guan-Zhong remembered that the old horses
have memories of previous traveled paths.
So he chose a few old horses, let them free to walk on their own; the army followed behind,
and sure enough they found the route home.
THE ANCIENT LEGENDS BECAME OUR INNER PATHWAY HOME

Somehow, somewhere, the legends of the knowing horses became the way of the white horse
and that white horse then was stabled within all of us.
The stories of the white horse filled the ages.
THE WAY OF THE WHITE HORSE

Islamic culture tells of a white horse named Al-Buraq who brought Muhammad to Jannah
In Revelation Christ is to return riding a white horse.
Guatama Buddha rode his white horse named Kanthaka
The Celts believed that the white horse was a representation of God
Zoroastrians portrayed the Star Sirius as a white horse
In Hindu, Kalki the incarnation of Vishnu is predicted to appear riding a white horse.
In Korean Mythology the people prayed and from a bolt of lightning appeared a white horse
In Uffington England a white horse carved into a hill is over 3,000 years old.
The question one has to ask is why the white horse?
From the most ancient Chinese legend, the white horse has been handed down from culture to culture
as a symbol of something connected to a higher power.
The white horse that would carry us all safely home.
PEGASUS FINDS THE STABLE OF ZEUS

Pegasus sprang from the neck of Medusa when she was beheaded by Perseus.
I will explain that later.
Bellerophon rode Pegasus into battle but then tried to ride Pegaus up to heaven.
The Gods were displeased and caused Pegasus to buck Perseus off of his back.
But Pegasus continued to fly up to heaven and found the stable of Zeus.
Zeus would ride Pegaus when he threw lightning bolts, and he made Pegasus into a constellation.
POSEIDON AND MEDUSA
Poseidon the God of the Sea wanted to have sex with Medusa .
But the Goddess Athena would not allow this.
So Poseidon raped Medusa.
This outraged Athena.
However since she could not punish Poseidon she turned Medusa into a hideous gorgon
with snakes growing out of her head.
Medusa was punished for being raped.
Pegasus was born of the intercourse between Poseidon and Medusa, and
when Perseus cut off the hideous head of Medusa, Pegasus flew out of her neck.
THE SNAKES OF MEDUSA'S HEAD REPRESENT OUR CARNAL THOUGHTS.

Do you begin to see the story of you and me hidden in this mythology?
Within all of us there is a white horse.
The white horse which is ready to carry Christ consciousness, Krishna consciousness,
Buddha Consciousness, back to us when the snakes of the carnal mind that oppress us are cut away.
Medusa's snakes are cut away, when we enter meditation, and take no thought.
THE GOD OF THE SEA, THE FATHER OF THE WHITE HORSE WITHIN US

Since the God Poseidon who was the God of the sea was the father of Pegasus.
Pegasus was actually a white sea horse.
Pegasus knows the way back to God, to Christ.
The way that we forgot long ago, Pegasus remembers. The horse knows the way.
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THE WHITE HORSE ON THE MOUNTAIN

The Uffington White Horse at Oxfordshire England
Why was the white horse carved into the hill in England 3000 years ago?
The hill, or the mountain is a symbol of our higher mind, the higher consciousness.
When we look above in meditation, we separate from the thoughts of the carnal mind.
Medusa's head is cut off and behold the white horse.
OUR PEGASUS, THE HIPPOCAMPUS
Now we find within ourselves something very special.
There is an organ in our brain responsible for memory.
It is called the hippocampus.
The word hippocampus, means sea horse.
As we read Stedmans Medical Dictionary, we find something very interesting about hippocampus,
the white sea horse.
The hippocampus major or cornu Ammonis is a white eminence. (Stedmand Medical Dictionary)
And so we find that the hippocampus of our brain which is responsible for memory is
not only a sea horse, but it is a white sea horse.
Pegasus is waiting in his stable within you.
When you cut away the Medusa thoughts which are the snakes of the carnal mind,
Pegasus will fulfill Revelation and bring forth the new Christ mind.
HOW DID THIS WONDERFUL MYTHOLOGY WIND UP IN OUR HEADS?
This should be very exciting to you, because someone, somewhere, long long ago
wrote the story that found its way to the minds of those who identified significant
parts of the human brain.
And the horse who knows the way back home, became an organ of memory in our heads.
THE HIPPOCAMPUS LOOKS LIKE A SEA HORSE

A beautiful story to bring us all to the proof of the higher one we call God.
The hippocampus shaped like a sea horse.
The carnal mind, the place where good things and bad things originate.
Poseidon God of the Sea, intercoursing with Medusa.
This gives birth to the sea horse Pegasus who is freed from the snake filled head of Medusa when it is cut off.
When we go into meditation and separate from thought, we cut away the snakes,
and Pegasus is then free to rise up and bring us the return of the new mind.
LET US SUM THIS UP SO WE ALL UNDERSTAND
The white horse was given a special place in all of the ancient myths and legends.
It had a special place among the Gods.
When the time came for the Greeks to write Old and New Testament scripture, they
already had their special white horse whose name was Pegasus.
You have the story above concerning Poseidon and Medusa, and then Pegasus flying
up to Zeus.
But the classic Greek scientists became the ones who connected the white horse to
that organ of memory in the brain.
The hippocampus.
They structured the story so that it all fit together as an ancient description of the
power of the hippocampus in our heads, acted out in myth in the story of Poseidon,
Medusa, Zeus and Pegasus.
The snakes of Medusa as our thoughts.
The beheading of Medusa being our cutting away thoughts in meditation
Pegasus rising out of the neck of Medusa, being the flight we are given to the higher realms
when we separate from thought.
The hippocamus being the organ of the brain responsible for memory restoring us to our
true identity with the higher realms of light that we call God.
AS REVELATION TELLS US

Revelation 19:11 And I saw heaven open, and behold a white horse,
and he that sat upon him was called faithful and true
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