A GENTLE SPACE FOR HEALING & GROWTH
In a world that pulls us away from our essence, Wild Stillness invites you to pause, breathe, and step into the profound wisdom of nature. With Carolyn and her horses as your guides, this experience is a journey back to your roots, your truth, and your wild, untamed self.
MY story
I used to live in my head. My noisy and messy mind would never let me go. I would over-think everything. Self-judgement and criticism kept me paralyzed in fear, doubt and anxiety.
Until the day I was forced to turn down the volume of that noise in my head. I didn’t have a choice. A life crisis demanded that I listen for answers beyond what my spinning thoughts and limited mind could offer.
In a field of horses, where no words were exchanged, I was able to hear the wisdom in my own heart for the very first time. The gentle yet powerful state of being that the horses offered allowed me to see that this silent and wise presence is available to us in every single moment.
Through her unique ability to listen deeply and intuitively, Carolyn’s work fosters a profound connection with your inner world, allowing you to hear and trust your inner voice.
pause. breathe. be here.
“There is a whisper that doesn’t use words. Listen. Silence is the language of the soul.” – Rumi
my teachers
Horses are powerful yet gentle mirrors of the human soul. As prey animals, they have a remarkable sensitivity to the energy and intent around them. This natural ability allows them to sense and respond to our emotional states, even those we may not be fully aware of ourselves. Partnering with horses – also known as equine-guided self-discovery – invites us to embody ‘living meditation’. In order to be next to such a majestic and sensitive animal, we are forced to get out of our heads, come back into our body and root ourselves firmly in the here and now.
After giving me so much, it is my honour to share the healing power of horses with others. I work side by side with my three very special horse teachers: Jezabelle, Ace & Skye.
“To look into the eye of a horse is to see a reflection of yourself that you might’ve forgotten.”
— Gillian Mears
