THE HORSE GAZETTE
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By Don Blazer © 2009
When you are able
clearly in your mind? when you begin the search you
to accept everything being
It is important to are committed to satisfying a
exactly as it should be, you are
see your desires as vividly as desire.
nearing perfect horsemanship
possible. Your mind doesn’t When you are
and you are ready for the
know the difference between committed to a desire, you are
Seventh Secret.
reality and imagination, so taking action, and action leads
Over the years I’ve
your mind releases your to a willingness to put forth
met many who with excitement
creative potential (the first the effort to create change and
and passion claimed they
secret) and turns imagination meet the challenge.
wanted to be great riders or
into reality. Ellie asked “why”
great trainers. I’ve met and
Commit yourself to and made the effort to find the
talked with hundreds who
your intentions. Write down answers…not just any answers,
professed such love for horses
precisely what it is you intend but the correct answers. She
that they promised the very
to accomplish; know exactly committed herself to becoming
best in care and training.
how you will feel once you an equine nutrition expert. Her
Unfortunately most
have achieved your goal. intention became her reality.
never became great riders
Ellie was a horse- From the moment
or trainers, and most never
crazy little girl who also loved she saw her desires clearly she
provided the care and training
to write; in fact, she dreamed was moving toward personal
they promised. It’s not
of being a writer. She wrote perfect horsemanship. Along
that they didn’t want to live
many stories (especially the way, everything was exactly
their dream; it’s just that so
horse stories), and while her as it should be, blocking her
many other things got in the
grandmother encouraged her, path, helping her gain insight,
way, so many things had to be
there was scant support for her making her stumble, picking
done, so many responsibilities
dream. her up at exactly the right time
took up their time.
Most of the time in the right place with the right
They had desires
we are told to stop dreaming, answers.
and they intended to meet their
and start being real. Get a job, To embrace the
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goals, but they lost their focus
meet your responsibilities, Seventh Secret you must live
to other things.
be mature and work to attain your future every minute of
Turning desires and
a degree of security for your every day. Draw your future
intentions into reality takes
future….those are demands to you. Life your life knowing
commitment!
others make of us, and most that all you desire no longer
C o m m i t m e n t
often we acquiesce. Ellie awaits you, but is yours in this
requires action!
took the path she was pushed moment.
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Action requires effort
down, but she didn’t give up Will the Secrets turn
and change and challenge.
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30 Years of Experience
Do you actually
dream a reality, but she asked horse lovers worldwide.
have a desire to be something,
the most important question
to do something?
again and again and again. Don Blazer is the
Can you say your
She asked, “Why?” When author of The Nine Secrets of
desire out loud? Can you
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