This session is an introduction to our NIHI^® herd, to instill a general awareness to the horses’ sensory perspectives, and how they communicate and navigate their world. By observing the natural social interactions and communication of the herd, we can gain insights into a horse’s highly sensitive sensory system, one that both serves them as prey animals, and can lend itself to healing in humans.

Here guests will also learn the unique differences between Sumba horses and western domestic horses and be invited to experience horse communication and connecting.

This endeavors to allow enhanced levels of appreciation which opens avenues for deeper
horse to human connection and connection with self.

Explorers will be guided through interactive exercises demonstrating how a horse may see and feel when engaging in the human world.

With glimpses of the world through the eyes of a horse, valuable insights are gained by experiencing elements of vulnerability on a path to allowing trust.

It also helps increase your awareness of the biofeedback symptoms of your nervous system
and awareness of stress coping and self-regulation.

This activity is designed to facilitate an environment for horse to human synchronization through sound and meditation.

Participating in this mindfulness practice and meditation can help quiet the mind, allow focus on the present moment and elevate
emotional states. It is in this space where the natural flow of well-being and healing is accessed.

The exercise in this session further opens the channels of communication with the horse
through body language and energetic feel.

We explore engaging emotional feelings versus physically doing.

Playing with the power of these elements strongly elevates new levels of in the moment self–awareness particularly in the areas of
trust, leadership and self-confidence.

This dynamic and powerful movement session incorporates yoga asanas and breathwork, while working alongside your horse partner.

Trust, confidence, and pushing mental boundaries are themes here, and moving, breathing and stretching while using the horse for support, and as your mirror.