Comments on: Listen For My Bell http://www.secretan.com/blog/index.php/780/ by Lance Secretan Tue, 10 Jan 2012 17:33:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ugesh http://www.secretan.com/blog/index.php/780/comment-page-1/#comment-14017 Ugesh Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:18:10 +0000 http://www.secretan.com/blog/?p=780#comment-14017 Dear Lance, A relevant, inspiring and timely story! Was wondering if you could be kind enough to have a look at my recent work on Leadership and give me your valued feedback, it would certainly inspire me. Kind Regards, Namaste! Ugesh. Dear Lance,

A relevant, inspiring and timely story!
Was wondering if you could be kind enough to have a look at my recent work on Leadership and give me your valued feedback, it would certainly inspire me.
Kind Regards,
Namaste!

Ugesh.

]]> By: Jacque Small http://www.secretan.com/blog/index.php/780/comment-page-1/#comment-14016 Jacque Small Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:38:29 +0000 http://www.secretan.com/blog/?p=780#comment-14016 Hi Lance, What a great story. This past year I went through a very difficult emotion time due to the ending of a relationship. At the same time I was actively working on cleaning up my past conditioning (baggage). Being open to the help of my friends through all this provocation was vital. There was one friend who I called often to get me through the most emotional pieces. Her help was invaluable. This fall I had the opportunity to pay this gift forward for a friend who was in the eye of the storm of his own emotional transformation. It was a huge pleasure for me to be able to open my heart and provide him with help and unconditional love. I am grateful to those that wear a bell and I am very pleased that I evolved to a place where I could wear my own bell. Jacque www.workeasy4lifebalance.com Hi Lance,

What a great story.

This past year I went through a very difficult emotion time due to the ending of a relationship. At the same time I was actively working on cleaning up my past conditioning (baggage).

Being open to the help of my friends through all this provocation was vital. There was one friend who I called often to get me through the most emotional pieces. Her help was invaluable.

This fall I had the opportunity to pay this gift forward for a friend who was in the eye of the storm of his own emotional transformation. It was a huge pleasure for me to be able to open my heart and provide him with help and unconditional love.

I am grateful to those that wear a bell and I am very pleased that I evolved to a place where I could wear my own bell.

Jacque
http://www.workeasy4lifebalance.com

]]> By: Brad Garbus http://www.secretan.com/blog/index.php/780/comment-page-1/#comment-14015 Brad Garbus Thu, 21 Jan 2010 12:07:17 +0000 http://www.secretan.com/blog/?p=780#comment-14015 Lance, Thank you so much for sharing this. It brought tears to my eyes. It reminded me of how simple kindness can open our hearts. With gratitude, Brad NAMASTE! Lance,
Thank you so much for sharing this. It brought tears to my eyes.
It reminded me of how simple kindness can open our hearts.
With gratitude,
Brad
NAMASTE!

]]> By: Shonnie Lavender http://www.secretan.com/blog/index.php/780/comment-page-1/#comment-14013 Shonnie Lavender Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:03:58 +0000 http://www.secretan.com/blog/?p=780#comment-14013 This is a wonderful story and so true about our lives. Thank you for sharing it and ringing this reminding/rehearting bell for us all. This is a wonderful story and so true about our lives. Thank you for sharing it and ringing this reminding/rehearting bell for us all.

]]> By: Patrick Bogert http://www.secretan.com/blog/index.php/780/comment-page-1/#comment-14012 Patrick Bogert Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:15:40 +0000 http://www.secretan.com/blog/?p=780#comment-14012 Hi Lance, I liked that story very much. I used to ride a lot and certainly know of the loving and trusting nature of horses. I have a similar story. A young jockey at a Point to Point meet was asked by an old country trainer to ride his mare in the next race. The trainer said she would jump well but told the young fella to count down the strides from 3 out and then say jump as they approached the fence. The jockey thought that a little odd but said that was fine with him. As they started the race the mare was well placed coming into the first jump and the jockey forgot the count down, the mare ploughed right through the jump and nearly lost her jockey. On the next jump he did count down from three strides our 3,2,1, JUMP! She flew it and the rest of the way round he counted down. She didn't win but placed. When he got back to the enclosure he told the trainer what happened and asked why the count down. Oh, he said she's been blind for years but is a good racer and seem to love it!!! Amazing how trusting some animals are of humans!!! Hope you both are having a wonderful time, we are off south next Wednesday and back early April. Take care P Hi Lance,
I liked that story very much. I used to ride a lot and certainly know of the loving and trusting nature of horses. I have a similar story.
A young jockey at a Point to Point meet was asked by an old country trainer to ride his mare in the next race. The trainer said she would jump well but told the young fella to count down the strides from 3 out and then say jump as they approached the fence. The jockey thought that a little odd but said that was fine with him. As they started the race the mare was well placed coming into the first jump and the jockey forgot the count down, the mare ploughed right through the jump and nearly lost her jockey. On the next jump he did count down from three strides our 3,2,1, JUMP! She flew it and the rest of the way round he counted down. She didn’t win but placed.
When he got back to the enclosure he told the trainer what happened and asked why the count down. Oh, he said she’s been blind for years but is a good racer and seem to love it!!!
Amazing how trusting some animals are of humans!!!
Hope you both are having a wonderful time, we are off south next Wednesday and back early April.
Take care
P

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