Crazy Horse on the pandemic and the role of government

 In one sense, dictators are honest, they dictate.

In democratic countries, where democracy is measured by transparency, the political leaders are dishonest in that they dictate on issues where they see that such dictatorship will place them in a better light in the eyes of the voters, but purport to not be dictating.

In the case of the pandemic, politicians make decisions for their constituents ‘on medical advice, the advice of experts ‘

Which democratic leader shows their constituents such advice for the public to fathom, for if a politician can understand such advice, anyone can.  In not showing it, they are dictating.

Why do political leaders not explain why they have interpreted the expert advice differently to other political leaders.  To do so would allow the public to realise that decisions for their constituents are largely based on political expediency, not the expert advice.

Transparency is the key to democracy because it allows constituents to form a view that their political leader is acting in their best interests.  To not be transparent causes people to either not trust their politicians or to feel bullied and suppressed by them.

If only a political leader would appear who understood.  In the absence of that the role of government will diminish.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on the pandemic and we are all in this together

 In the current pandemic the international catch cry was ‘we are all in this together’

It was a catch cry designed to garner cooperation for the wishes of various governments.  It failed.

With the failure, out went any thought of togetherness, potentially the one benefit to be had from the pandemic.

We are all in this together, has been replaced by divisiveness, separation, blaming, abuse of power and huge doses of  bullying.

People are categorised as vaccinated or unvaccinated, had the virus or haven’t, mask wearing or not.  Any person who holds a different view to their government is categorised as spreading false information about the virus.  This is supported by both the media and social media.

Thus the outcome of bullying and other forms of trying to enforce their way on their constituents is the loss of freedom of speech.  This in turn leads to its own pandemic of a loss of trust.

The virus problem will pass, it always does.  The loss of trust and freedom of speech will negatively affect the world for decades.

What is worse is that the political leaders think they are leading.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on an emotional hurt

 When you feel an emotional hurt in your life, of any sort, it is either a destination or a journey.  You choose.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on time

 Time is a measurement of your life passing by the second, minute, hour, day, week, month and year.

You think little of a wasted second , minute or hour.

You concern yourself more with a wasted day, week month or year.

Lost seconds lead to lost minutes, lost minutes lead to lost hours and so on.

People tend to view wasted time as relating to tasks undertaken or not undertaken, when they should relate it to life led or not led with the associated lessons learned or not learned.

Time is a measurement of growth, that is all.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on a complaint.

 When someone in your workplace renowned for their negativity, complains about you and immediately leaves the workplace, remember they are consigning themselves to a life with the stench of revenge, fear and nastiness. 

That is a load too great for most to carry.  Their issues will revisit them.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on the good and bad acts of parents

 Parents do so many good things for their children, including offering pieces of advice to help their child for all of their life.

In the way of earth, bad overrides good, thus the good things done by parents are so often overridden by the bad things, dispatching the good into the depths of the mind.

The bad things cause pain and emotional pain outlasts short bursts of joy.

Now, as a parent, remember this.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on reality

 Reality is when a dream comes true.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on disappointment

 Disappointment is when something you expected does not occur.

Disappointment is a form of learning.

A collection of disappointments teaches you of what is or isn’t achievable.

This will allow you to modify your expectations where required.

Without the feeling of disappointment you would continue to try to achieve what you were not meant to.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual