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AsvaNara means HorseHuman. But for us,
this does not simply mean loving horses.
It means learning.
Learning that true connection
is not built through pressure.
Not through domination.
But through clarity,
trust,
and the willingness
to truly listen.
For generations,
horses have been taught
to adapt.
But we believe
relationship can look different.
That horse and human
do not need to break one another
in order to grow together.
That true partnership begins
where understanding becomes more important
than control.
This is what AsvaNara means to us:
The mastery of relationship.
Evolution is daily bread when we are kids. Growing up with horses brings out a special set of qualities that cannot be taught in classrooms.
Horses teach tales of sensitivity, absolute presence in the current moment, setting clear goals and following through.
In our experience, these gentle giants are fantastic “babysitters”.
Our time together created precious core memories.
Cuddling and braiding them, of course, but also learning to deal with frustration. Falling off, yes, and getting back on, laying on their broad backs and feeling perfectly safe.
Trotting and cantering, getting to know pure freedom.
It was and is an absolute privilege to have horses as a main pillar of our lives, and love to share our passion with kids, just like the ones we used to be.
“Well… this is going great.”
That was roughly my first thought
lying face first in the sand.
A young horse I had known for less than two weeks
had just made one thing very clear:
My plan
was not his.
I thought I was prepared.
What I had not considered
was how much tension
I was bringing with me.
The horse was not being difficult.
He was being honest.
And that is exactly what horses reveal so quickly:
They do not respond to our plan.
They respond to us.
And sometimes,
that lesson
puts you straight in the sand.
At AsvaNara, this is where the real work begins: not only learning to read the horse, but learning to lead yourself with greater clarity.
You can find more about our program in the bio.
Easter at AsvaNara looks a little like this 🌿🥚
Time together
Dyeing eggs
Hiding them around the estate on Easter morning
And watching the search begin
Fresh spring air
Horses nearby
A lot of color
And the quiet joy of sharing it all
We wish you a peaceful Easter filled with laughter, light, and simple moments to enjoy 🌷
Nell, Leni & the AsvaNara Team 🐴✨
⛄️„La neve del cucco“ 🌨️
What a way to end winter! We haven’t had this much snow since 2012. Although unexpected, we made the most of it 🐎❄️🏔️
Something shifts when we work closely with young horses for weeks.
Not in them. In us.
We begin to notice how much we took for granted.
How often we were moving faster than the moment asked for.
How much patience actually looks like stillness.
Six horses. Six completely different teachers.
And the feeling of being allowed to start learning all over again.
What we took with us, we wrote down on the blog.
Link in the first comment. 🌿
And for those who would like to experience this kind of work themselves, we are really looking forward to the courses coming up this year.
All the details are in our bio. ✨
Autumn and winter bring a quiet but profound beauty with them 🍁
Enjoy this recap
A time of peace filled with silence
Colors transforming our land
And horses enjoying their time off, living simply as horses
No expectations, no training
Only nature 🌾✨
After four intense weeks with six young horses, this quiet feels almost unfamiliar.
Being back home, we can feel once again how much this time has shown us. 🌿
Each young horse brought its own personality, its own questions and its own unique way of responding to the world around it. And once again, we were reminded how much this work asks of us: presence, patience, clarity and trust. ✨
Working with young horses is never only about the training itself. It is about listening, adjusting, staying present and meeting each horse as an individual.
In our new blog post, we share 5 important lessons these weeks with young horses have taught us and what this time once again showed us about trust, communication and Natural Horsemanship. 🤍
You’ll find the link in the first comment below.
