The siren wailed
The horn blew
The wagtail withdrew
As it couldn’t compete against the other noises
For anywhere there is a competition for the loudest noise
It is not the place for sweet sounds
Great music does not belong to all ears
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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Down by the river she sat
The lush grass acting as a mat
The dog licking and wanting a pat
The sun shining on the brim of her hat
All that’s missing is the presence of a gnat
For nothing in life is so idyllic as not to have an annoyance.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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The swan and the giraffe
Are loved for their long necks as they stretch them upwards
But the snake is not when it stretches upwards
For in the snake people understand that it is readying itself to strike
Whilst emulating the move of the swan and giraffe
So it is with humans
One can copy another
With totally different intent
Thus the saying
Don’t judge a book by its cover
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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In a land far away
A land I don’t know
There are furry animals, sun and snow
There is grass that like here, needs a mow
There are birds that sing, including the crow
It’s a land where people stay
With ancestors leaving a trail of actions and learning
For us to follow and to improve upon them, develop a yearning
It’s a land just like here
Where the people have both courage and fear
Why do we hate them because they are not near
Why do we bomb them, killing them from on high
Why can’t we accept them, even with a sigh
It’s one earth, big enough to share
All we need to do is care
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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Rigidity comes from
A lack of creativity
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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On the anniversary at the grave they stood
In a site surrounded by wood
You would have her back if you could
Funny how the way she lived her life
With others, often got her into strife
Seems so meaningless now
For now you remember her love and smile
The significance of which took a while
I’m so glad you made it home
And up there you are never alone
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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Midday, when the energy supply imbedded into you during the night
Begins its daily cycle to wane
Making the second half of the day
More difficult to get through energetically
A greater tiredness suppresses some feelings
And causes outbursts about others
Every hour after midday signals an ever increasing
Need for nurturing
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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