The Legend of White Horse

In 'The Legend of White Horse' the author expresses his personal philosophy on the subject of Higher Consciousness and fulfillment of our unlimited capacity through the words and demeanor of the main character, White Horse. Every quote from White Horse conveys the principle of our responsibility to always do our best in all our tasks and responsibilities and our ability to achieve great deeds when we attain harmony with the Way of the Spirit (the Universal Laws of God). White Horse is the Mystical Warrior sent by the Great Spirit to help his people return to the' Way' and to once more enjoy its consequential wellbeing, peace and prosperity. From his birth to his passing into the Spirit World (the legend tells that White Horse never died, but that he invoked the Spirit and opened the 'shimmering door' and entered into the Spirit World), White Horse mission is to teach his people the basic requirements to advance in their journey to become Mystical Warriors, whose responsibility is to be an example for others and to protect and provide for the wellbeing of their people. At his first official presence as a Council member, White Horse was asked to share his vision for his people and he addressed his elders: 'We must seek the valuable lessons in every adversity by detaching from the situation and expecting the best outcomes and a greater good for all; for life is hard for all who do not observe and honor the Way of the Spirit with gratitude and thanksgiving. We should always keep our word, for the words of a warrior are truth and contribute to the common good of our people by increasing harmony with our sacred traditions; it is by observing the Way of the Spirit in all we do that we attain the integrity and wholeness for a good life and are protected from the effects of the recurring hardships necessary for Mother earth to maintain our land through its seasonal cycles'. White Horse always taught by example and made clear expectations that a warrior must display good sense, honesty, even temper, generosity and responsibility in all his duties to protect and provide for the wellbeing of his people. 'Life is a series of lessons that we must learn in order to attain harmony and the higher awareness and concentration that enable the Warrior to project his intentions and influence the outcomes of his actions; through discipline we can achieve accord with the Way of the spirit and can achieve whatever we yearn for, even influence the accuracy of the arrow by guiding it to the target with our eyes and minds'.