Within each person on earth is great knowledge, knowledge known from other lives, or knowledge learned in their current life; knowledge used by each person or knowledge ignored.
Each person who acknowledges that they have knowledge ignored is at a point of significant learning in their life.
Little is done with this knowledge in most cultures, particularly those who do not pass down the stories of their ancestors.
Whether it is knowledge used or knowledge ignored, many will benefit from it being passed down.
Write your tome for your family to pass down over time for if it helps your family it makes your life to be more worthwhile.
Every life is a story worthy of recording.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
Sunday, 28 June 2020
Sunday, 21 June 2020
Crazy Horse On the growth of love
To lose something you must first have possessed it.
You cannot lose the love of someone who had not loved you.
The promise of love is what keeps you striving for love, whether that promise is from persons known or unknown.
The possibility of love with another doth grow gently.
To hurry the growth of love is to overcook it.
Something overcooked is generally discarded.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
You cannot lose the love of someone who had not loved you.
The promise of love is what keeps you striving for love, whether that promise is from persons known or unknown.
The possibility of love with another doth grow gently.
To hurry the growth of love is to overcook it.
Something overcooked is generally discarded.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
Crazy Horse on Insecurity
Insecurity is the lack of feeling secure in some or all parts of your life.
A lot of people who feel insecure set out to hide it by being controlling of those around. Instead of learning what they do not know, they put too much emphasis into what they do know, often overstating their point of view, which comes across as a lack of tolerance of others.
This form of behaviour stills debate from others and holds everyone back.
The answer lies in self acceptance, the journey to which is long. In accepting yourself that means you must accept your limitations. A true acceptance of those will drive you to improve and grow.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
A lot of people who feel insecure set out to hide it by being controlling of those around. Instead of learning what they do not know, they put too much emphasis into what they do know, often overstating their point of view, which comes across as a lack of tolerance of others.
This form of behaviour stills debate from others and holds everyone back.
The answer lies in self acceptance, the journey to which is long. In accepting yourself that means you must accept your limitations. A true acceptance of those will drive you to improve and grow.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
Monday, 15 June 2020
Crazy Horse on the feeling of beauty
People who feel truly beautiful, only do so when they feel that what they are doing with their life is worthwhile and adding to the lives of others.
The feeling of beauty cannot come from external appearance alone.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
The feeling of beauty cannot come from external appearance alone.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
Sunday, 14 June 2020
Crazy Horse on ‘the road to Nirvana ‘
The highway to Nirvana travels through the darkest lands. All on the highway recognise the darkness surrounding the highway. Why then do all need to stop and visit the darkness?
It is said that you need to visit the darkness to appreciate the light. Why then do humans continuously visit the dark?
It is because of humans need for immediate gratification and justified because the road to Nirvana is not labelled with a distance.
This explains the slow speed of travel on the road to Nirvana.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
It is said that you need to visit the darkness to appreciate the light. Why then do humans continuously visit the dark?
It is because of humans need for immediate gratification and justified because the road to Nirvana is not labelled with a distance.
This explains the slow speed of travel on the road to Nirvana.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
Crazy Horse on the visible breakdown of democracy
In the Australian state of Victoria, you are witnessing the greatest abuse of political power that has ever been disclosed in that country.
The level of abuse affects all and puts into question every political decision made.
Worse than that, it shows the world that democracy is in name only.
How strange that so called democratic countries criticise the likes of Russia and China for interfering in the democratic system. There is nothing they can do that democratic countries have not done to themselves.
The events of Victoria are symptomatic of what the world is witnessing, the visible breakdown of what is known as democracy.
The question facing the inhabitants of so called democratic countries is whether they want to continue under a model where abuse of power is the norm, the only question being the degree, or whether they want real democracy for the first time in the history of the earth.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
The level of abuse affects all and puts into question every political decision made.
Worse than that, it shows the world that democracy is in name only.
How strange that so called democratic countries criticise the likes of Russia and China for interfering in the democratic system. There is nothing they can do that democratic countries have not done to themselves.
The events of Victoria are symptomatic of what the world is witnessing, the visible breakdown of what is known as democracy.
The question facing the inhabitants of so called democratic countries is whether they want to continue under a model where abuse of power is the norm, the only question being the degree, or whether they want real democracy for the first time in the history of the earth.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
Sunday, 31 May 2020
Crazy Horse on power and apathy
If the various levels of government in the US can lay claim to anything, it is a staunch refusal to learn from history.
The current riots are because of the unwarranted killing of a black man by a policeman. The people have had enough and a rioting against all levels of government for the discriminatory behaviour against minorities, even though their current ire is against police forces.
The problem is long standing and cultural. America prides itself on being a country of laws and uses them prolifically nationally and internationally, giving a sense of absolute power to those holding power.
It is natural that this sense of power entitlement shifts down the line to police forces, whereby police members feel they have the power and right to do as they want, a power bestowed upon them only through the uniform they wear, a power entitling them to dishonour all good behaviour because they see the minorities as unequal.
What have they learned from the time of their dishonourable behaviour towards the Indian.
The problem is in their so called belief in being a country of laws and the stringent way they enforce them to suit their own ends.
A country is not measured as being civilised through the amount of laws they have and enforce; rather civilisation is measured by the tolerance given in the application of laws.
There is an exception to this: Australia, where the people would not riot over abuses against their aborigines because they are too apathetic.
Abuse of power and apathy are equally dangerous.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
The current riots are because of the unwarranted killing of a black man by a policeman. The people have had enough and a rioting against all levels of government for the discriminatory behaviour against minorities, even though their current ire is against police forces.
The problem is long standing and cultural. America prides itself on being a country of laws and uses them prolifically nationally and internationally, giving a sense of absolute power to those holding power.
It is natural that this sense of power entitlement shifts down the line to police forces, whereby police members feel they have the power and right to do as they want, a power bestowed upon them only through the uniform they wear, a power entitling them to dishonour all good behaviour because they see the minorities as unequal.
What have they learned from the time of their dishonourable behaviour towards the Indian.
The problem is in their so called belief in being a country of laws and the stringent way they enforce them to suit their own ends.
A country is not measured as being civilised through the amount of laws they have and enforce; rather civilisation is measured by the tolerance given in the application of laws.
There is an exception to this: Australia, where the people would not riot over abuses against their aborigines because they are too apathetic.
Abuse of power and apathy are equally dangerous.
From my guide Crazy Horse through Ian Rogers Director Sphinx Spiritual
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