Crazy Horse on symbols

Symbols mark history and in their presence some gain a deeper appreciation of the history and from that a strength.

As an Indian I did not believe in symbols.  Taking a scalp was an Indian symbol. I took none.  I believed that the history of my ancestors flowed into me energetically and the history I was living would energetically flow to others.

In other words, I believed in the pure transference of energy from one to another, from my ancestors to me and from the great spirit to me.  Symbols were unnecessary and were more for personal glorification.

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

Crazy Horse on privacy

In a room without windows you have privacy but no light.  Therefore, the cost of total privacy is darkness.

People like windows in a room for it lets light in to balance the dark.

Windows have another equal purpose, they let the darkness out.

Opening up some of yourself to others has the same effect.  It allows some of your darkness out.

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

Crazy Horse on humility

Humility comes when a person recognises the power they have or have had, how that power was bestowed upon them as part of a much bigger scheme than themselves and how they failed to take advantage of their opportunity to use that power for the greater good.

In recognising this a person sees where they fit in the larger scheme of existence, what they could have achieved and how they limited themselves for personal gain.  At this point humility enters, along with it a deep burning desire to put right at a future stage what they failed to achieve.

Unfortunately this state of humility often comes after passing over.

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

Crazy Horse on the gift of the American Indian

The American Indian are a part of a rare collective of people who have been on earth, who are equally in touch with the earth and their great spirit at the same time.  It is this combination which allows them so much knowledge in need of teaching.

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

CrazyHorse on gratitude

Gratitude is what the weary feel when the wise have rejuvenated them.

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

Crazy Horse on taking credit for what someone else has done

Taking credit for what someone else has done is to steal from the other person and to fraudulently portray yourself.

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

crazy Horse on a medical crisis

In a medical crisis, finding an inner peace with the situation removes the fear.

With the fear removed, life not only goes on, but growth returns.

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