Crazy Horse on conflict

The human body is not only designed for practicality, but like all things in nature, it is meant to teach you something.
Let's start with the eyes.  Why does a human have two eyes instead of one bigger one?  Whilst there is a practicality of having two eyes the answer lies in their symmetry.  The two eyes of a human are designed to see as one.
If humans could understand this more deeply and apply it to all conflicts, there would be a decrease of conflict.  Two eyes can see as one.

From my guide Crazy Horse, through Ian Rogers, medium and spiritual teacher.

Crazy Horse on Laziness

When a woman falls pregnant all around know that her body will change as the baby grows within.  For the body to not change means the baby is not growing. This is self evident to all. Within the changing body there is discomfort.  This is accepted as part of the growth of the baby.
Why then do people resist growth in their own lives because it means change and discomfort.  Why are they not able to pay the price of growth.  This is because of the human condition of laziness.  Laziness is born of shortsightedness.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers, medium and spiritual teacher.

Crazy Horse on boredom

Boredom is a state that occurs when you believe a benefactor will deliver life's expectations for you.
Fulfillment is overcoming boredom by delivering your own expectations to yourself.

From my guide Crazy Horse, through Ian Rogers, medium and spiritual teacher

Crazy Horse on feeling protected

You cannot love someone if you do not feel protected by them.
You will only allow someone to protect you if you trust them.
Trust includes the other person knowing when you do not need protection.
Too much protection leads to imprisonment.
Imprisonment causes a loss of trust and love.

From my guide Crazy Horse, through Ian Rogers, medium and spiritual teacher