When a person tells a lie, they might or might not convince others that their lie is the truth.
However, they will never be able to convince themselves that their lie is the truth.
In recognising their lie their mind will seek to justify the lie or immediately regret their lie.
Where their mind seeks to justify the lie, the person is not only a liar, but is also a person lacking in the value of honesty.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
The maturity of a country or region can be judged on how accountable they make their politicians.
In the case of the pandemic where case numbers and the spread are at an all time high, those with clarity of thought would ask for accountability from their politicians as to why so called vaccines were ever introduced and to varying degrees, mandated.
There can be no defence to the argument of their failure.
For those who cannot see this, your support for institutions is laudable, even if misplaced.
If this error is allowed to go unchecked by political masters, worse is to come.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
Selfishness is believing that you are it, there is no higher power and no accountability to society and those beyond.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
The road to stardom is littered with the carcasses of those who either did not make it or weren’t meant to make it.
Unhappiness is achieving stardom when it was not what was meant for you.
Fulfillment is achieving stardom when it was meant for you.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
Where the memory of a parent, since passed, is such that it dims your world and restricts your hope of more love in your life, then the memory of your parent should become secondary to the prospect of greater love on earth.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
A person who is mean with their money will derive a pleasure out of making money
However, their meanness will strip away the pleasure because they believe they could have made more. This will gnaw at them much more than any pleasure of making the money.
If they purchase something all that is important is the price. When something goes wrong with the item and they have to spend money to repair it, they will repair it at the lowest price. This will give them satisfaction causing them to not see the pattern they are living in.
A mean person will repay a legal debt but not a moral debt for that would eat away at them as their moral base is low and less important than money.
A mean person will not understand the effect upon themself of their meanness and eventually will lead to them being isolated with only their money as their friend.
A mean person deprives themself of happiness.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
For wisdom to be wise it requires a total lack of self interest.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
