A journey never just takes us to new external places, it also opens up internal pathways – but we are not always receptive enough. Days on horseback and evenings by the campfire can help you see yourself and your life in a new light. Spiritual guides will accompany us on our inner journeys and help us to bring new thoughts to the surface.
Our guests come from all over the world and gain an insight into very different, but in many ways related, equestrian cultures. Mongolian, Hungarian, Hungarian cavalryman, outlaw, gypsy – so distant peoples, yet with one thing in common: the love of the horse, the power of nature, the wind of freedom. Critical issues are not swept under the carpet, such as the clash of modern environmental and animal welfare standards with the lifestyles of consumerist traditional societies, undermining the foundations of millennia of co-existence.
A look at the small wonders of everyday life
Could you live a minimalist life? Give up almost every electrical luxury you think you need? Could you manage without daily use of social networking sites? We can put you to the test.
That environmental protection is a modern idea. In many ways, it is an attempt to restore the balance between man and nature that has been destroyed by industrial production and consumer society. There is much to learn from pre-industrial lifestyles, in which man did not yet place himself above or outside nature, but as an integral part of it. The horse was man’s first zero-emission means of transport.
