Crazy Horse on the one secret to a successful relationship

Crazy Horse teaches that at the base of all relationship failures is one thing, the partners in the relationship have taken each other for granted.

He says it is in our nature to take things for granted.  We are taught to take for granted the coming of a new day, of breathing each breath etc, so it is natural to take people close to us for granted.

Find one thing in the person you are in a relationship to be thankful about each day and take a moment to be thankful.  In this way we can begin to appreciate our partner more, thus allowing the relationship a proper chance of working.

Ian Rogers
Medium & Spiritual Teacher

Crazy Horse on Perfection

On the topic of striving for perfection, Crazy Horse says that the energy on earth (being low) does not allow for perfection.  Nor do we come to earth to be perfect.  We come to earth to do a bit better than before and learn new things.  Hence, in order to both enjoy our life and allow ourselves to feel fulfilled, we need only to strive for improvement and growth.

Crazy Horse says that when two leaders set out to negotiate an outcome, both leaders need to be equally honest for an outcome to be achieved.  Where one is honest and the other is decietful, nothing is able to be negotiated, for the honest person will never be able to understand how to deal with the deceitful person.  The only outcome can be battle.

Ian Rogers
Medium and Spiritual Teacher
From the teaching of my guide Crazy Horse

12 April 2012  Ian Rogers.  Medium & Spiritual Teacher

I began my spiritual development in the 1970’s and for almost the past 25 years have had the pleasure of having an entity, who when last on earth was known as Crazy Horse, as my guide.

Our relationship is one of deep trust and the communication between us is continual.  His wisdom is immense and his ability to bring clarity to any topic never fails to amaze me.

We (my wife Pearl and I) do a significant amount of spiritual work, both with Crazy Horse and her guide Samuel Kristian Hahnemann.  We want to bring to you on an ongoing basis, some of the wisdom of Crazy Horse as applied to daily life:-

The telling of stories is a part of life and an important way to impart knowledge to others from our experiences.  Why is it, that almost always, those stories are of deeds we have done and so rarely of emotions we have felt and what they meant to us.

In telling of deeds done in the past, the intent is often to inspire others to do great deeds.  What if we moved the significance of the story from physical exertion to teaching about the importance of feelings and how they helped you each day on your journey.

In this way we will begin to give more credence and importance to feelings and teach others through our stories that great feelings are worth striving for as much as great physical deeds.