Bring your heart into love. With love comes light, With light comes inspiration, with inspiration comes hope, With hope comes support.

Hope and love, a place where our hearts are opened and are able to heal.. Where love is unconditional and all encompassing. Where you don't need to be fixed or be more than you are... Where the victim dissipates and you stand in perfect wholeness balanced in the mind, body, and soul.

Wind Walker’s Recipe for Empowerment

What empowers us: Add equal parts
Skills: Both learned and applied create a feeling of accomplishment and builds self esteem.
Nature, Horses, and wildlife: Horseback riding inherently teaches focus, assertiveness, self-awareness and self esteem. When watching nature: “ To see the eagle as it really is, is to see its power in a child. It is the greatest of birds…one that can fly without effort…one that can look straight at the sun without fear. It is like the children…loving with out effort…seeing without fear…free… happy to just be.” Jocelyn
Divine connection: “In this experience we are suddenly imbued with a greater sense of energy and well being, and a higher sense of ourselves, a greater wisdom, that is most intuitive and in touch with an inter vision of how we, individually, can make the world a better place. A pure and deeper spirituality that goes beyond the recitation of creeds and beliefs.” James Redfield author.
Loving oneself: You have to love yourself before you can truly love others. People really want in life: success, support from others, and an ability to ride the waves of difficulty. What makes people great as human beings, so we may be inspired toward greatness ourselves. Which naturally includes a concern for the well being of all.
Intuition: Sensitive perception a natural product of calm concentration.
Stillness/ Quite time: We are so busy we don’t take time to get in touch with our own feelings, to imagine, to create, a child and adult needs quiet times. The inner self needs silence and solitude to develop to learn how to go with the flow. Just Be. The stillness is so defining you can here the song of your soul that touches your own reality. Do you know how to be still?
Heart Connections: “Light a candle into your own heart, and listen to its light.” Kelley Hunter. The heart that we guard as weak really is so strong it commands miracles.
Trust: In the natural process of attaining wisdom by making our share of mistakes. It is ok to stumble but it is not ok to not even try.
Common missions and visions: There is nothing greater than all of us seeking a common ground of a healthy balance in the mind, body and soul, united in unconditional love in a world without fear.
Knowledge: Education should be reality based. For most of us, after twelve to sixteen years of school book learning we find that it is completely unrelated to actual experience. Leaving the product of self-understanding untouched. We should encourage ourselves to learn from life itself and to view with skepticism a body of fixed knowledge that has been passed on, unquestioned, from one generation to the next. We should teach the student to observe the outcome of any course of action and not to depend blindly on the claims of others as to what that outcome is suppose to be, and therefore will be. Reason must be balanced by feeling, not to be striped of things as beauty, kindness, happiness and probably the most important of all good humor. A good example of unquestioned knowledge is depicted in the science fiction book, Looking Glass of the Future, where we become more like robots.
Evolution towards maturity: The ability to relate to other realities other than one’s own.
Creativity: What you think you can become or create.
Play: Honor your spirit with play.
Take these ingredients and mix equally. Outcome: A better place to live both within ourselves and in the world as a whole.

"Through the Eyes of a child we must come out and see that the worlds turning around and through life it will be a small part of a hope of a love that exists in the eyes of a child we must see…" (Moody Blues…Through the Eyes of a Child)