Crazy Horse on what the Indian had

 In the time of the Indian, they had nothing, but had everything.

Today people have everything, but nothing.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on being a winner

 A winner does not take all, they just stand tall.

A winner does not accept that there is a loser, just someone who did not win.

A winner is gracious and acknowledges that in any contest the outcome is division.

A winner will give the other party significant say in shaping the future.

The one who does not win is meant to graciously and humbly accept the role of the winner and pledge their ongoing support to the work of the winner.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on the price of an unhealthy ego

 Those people with an unhealthy ego will, at the worst possible time, be humiliated. That will make or break them and set the pattern for the next stage of their life.

The holder of an unhealthy ego will end up paying a greater price for the actions they take, than the damage caused to those their ego has caused them to hurt.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on those in power who operate for personal gain.

 The pandemic of Covid is real.  It will pass in time and mutate into something else.

In the meantime, beware of those who look to the suffering of the pandemic for personal gain.

The first way to recognise them is that they will operate under the guise of trying to reduce suffering from the pandemic.

The personal gain will come in the time honoured, but entirely dishonourable way of financial gain.  Having induced fear into the populace, they offer a solution which is primarily for their own benefit, not for the good of the people.

The more insidious method is those who use the pandemic for an increase in their own power, with a reckless disregard for the good of the citizens.  Watch not for what they say or how they act, watch instead for whether their words and actions increase their personal power.

True leaders find themselves in unfortunate circumstances and humbly accept their role and act accordingly.  The insidious develop a strut, a cockiness and stop listening to what is best for all.

Sooner or later the fall from grace of the insidious is sharp and steep.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

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Crazy Horse on giving permission to political leaders to lie.

 When a country does not demand that their political leader stop lying, they are giving tacit approval to their lying.

When almost half a country votes in an election for the encumbered liar, they are giving further tacit approval to their lying.

Therefore, it should come as no surprise that the encumber leader tells even greater lies to both justify a potential loss and to cause civil unrest, which would be their parting gift, should they lose.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on grace

The amount of grace in a person is directly related to their spiritual growth which affects their self acceptance, which allows their grace to shine.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual 

Crazy Horse on powerless

 To feel powerless on earth is common and by itself not a huge problem.

To feel powerless when you don’t respect the person taking away your power is problematic.

To feel powerless when the person taking away your power is incompetent, morally corrupt and a brazen liar who constantly abuses their power, will lead to frustration, anger, illness, desperation and listlessness.

Either the person causing this must be ignored or you must leave their jurisdiction.

From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual