Compass

Orientation for Horse People

Sometimes you can feel it:

The way things are with your horse right now
is not how they are meant to stay.
Not louder. Not faster.
But more aligned.

Ulmenbründl Compass is a collection of thematic guides for horse people
who don’t want to make their horses, but truly understand them –
without losing themselves along the way.

Each Compass is a quiet pause.
Not a course. Not a program.
But a clear thought that is meant to prove itself in everyday life.

What This Is About

Ulmenbründl Compass places a simple, often overlooked question at the center:

What does a horse really need to be healthy, content, and alive –
within the reality of our modern lives?

Not theoretical.
Not perfect.
But doable. Honest. Grounded in everyday life.

The Compasses look at horse keeping, feeding, training, and relationship
always in connection with the human who carries the responsibility.
Because horses don’t live apart from our daily lives –
they live right in the middle of them.

Who Ulmenbründl Compass Is For

For horse people

  • who feel deeply, think a lot, and often carry too much responsibility

  • who no longer want to cling to methods

  • who see their horse as a counterpart, not a project

  • who want to do less “right” – and more aligned

No prior knowledge is needed.
Only the willingness to look.
And to include yourself in the picture.

How the Compasses Are Structured

Each Compass includes:

  • a video (calm, visual, drawn from everyday life at the farm)

  • an audio for deeper reflection and integration

  • a handbook (PDF) to read, return to, and take with you

You can work with a single Compass on its own –
or with several, one after another, at your own pace.

The Compasses build on each other,
but they don’t force you into a sequence.
You’re free to begin wherever something resonates.

The Bigger Picture

All Compasses together form a coherent system of orientation.
Not a curriculum.
But a path.

From first observations,
through relationship and communication,
toward self-leadership in everyday life with horses.

Ulmenbründl Compass doesn’t tell you how to do things.
It helps you feel again what fits –
for your horse, for you, for your shared life.

If you’re ready
to stop trying to do everything right
and start looking more honestly,

 

you’ll find in the Compasses
no answers to memorize,
but many thoughts that are allowed to stay.