Show Notes
Horses are ever-evolving beings who move through phases - from the highs of coming into their own and growing in confidence to times of injury or illness . Being with Horses is about learning to honor each of these phases—and discovering the beauty within them. It’s why we view this work as a spiritual path, one that invites us to grow and transform right alongside our horses. In this heartfelt catch-up episode, Carla and Emily open up about the seasons their own horses are currently moving through and what these experiences are teaching them. Join them as they explore the good, the hard, and the beautifully unexpected edges of the journey.
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