Healing with Horses & Sound Healing Session
Rachael from Heart of the Horse, and Nat from Wander into Wildness, are excited to share this collaboration with you.
They have offered it privately for corporate groups but this is the first one open to the public.
The combination of the subtle energies that is cultivated in the first part of the session with the horses and then is deepened even further, once participants retreat into the bell tent for the sound healing. HEAVEN!
We will start as a group session exploring the healing power of horses accompanied by a lovely home-made hot chai. We will sit together, ground our energy, tune into our bodies and immerse ourselves in horse wisdom, to help us navigate our modern lives.
You will love these sessions if you are curious how healing with horses works. Perhaps you have been looking for new tools or resources to support yourself in your day to day life. Maybe just the idea of being out in nature in the presence of these magnificent sentient beings is attractive to you.
You will then step into the bell tent for the sumptuous and soothing medicine of sound meditation with Nat. You’ll be guided to use your body as an instrument for wellbeing before you lie down to receive sound to fully recalibrate your systems and bring you to a state of connection and coherence.
Nat is a down to earth facilitator and certified sound healing practitioner who guides humans to find natural resonance. At Wander into Wildness she weaves together nature connection, storytelling and sound healing programs that bring people and teams back to balance and authentic ways of being in the in the world.
Rachael is a multifaceted professional whose diverse skills converge in the realms of equine assisted learning, life coaching, energy healing, and Kundalini yoga teaching. She has a deep commitment and passion in guiding people towards personal empowerment. She has become a beacon of transformation for those seeking balance, growth, and self-discovery.
Located, Drummond North 1.5 hours north of Melbourne. For those coming from Melbourne, why not make a day of it and enjoy lunch beforehand in the region.