When a horse gently breathes its warm breath onto the face of a small child, something happens that words can hardly describe. In that moment, two souls meet, curious, open, pure. Horses sense who we truly are. With babies and young children, they feel: Here is a being still living fully in the now. No masks. No rush. And that touches the horse.
Children, especially the very young, carry a natural softness. They don’t judge. They don’t seek control. They are simply present. Just like the horse. And it’s in that shared stillness that a deep connection is born, a kind of trust that isn’t taught, but deeply felt.
When a horse gently breathes its warm breath onto the face of a small child, something happens that words can hardly describe. In that moment, two souls meet, curious, open, pure. Horses sense who we truly are. With babies and young children, they feel: Here is a being still living fully in the now. No masks. No rush. And that touches the horse.
Children, especially the very young, carry a natural softness. They don’t judge. They don’t seek control. They are simply present. Just like the horse. And it’s in that shared stillness that a deep connection is born, a kind of trust that isn’t taught, but deeply felt.
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