The Powerful Intentions of Dale Anderson

Dale Anderson

Invite Me to be Your Friend

My Current Powerful Intention(s):

To live with awareness, and flow with spirit accepting the grace that is present.

My Life Purpose:

To learn about and cooperate with my true self, going where that leads, without resistance.

My Values:

God, soulmates and friendship

My Story:

I live on the 10 acres of the farm I was born on in Whatcom County Washington, 61 years ago. I raise and train Foundation Quarter Horses
with Joe Hancock and Driftwood bloodlines, mostly red roans and a rare blue roan in color. I have been married to my wife Annette for 43 years now and have a daughter in Texas and three grandkids. I train horses and have a farrier (horseshoeing) business. I served in the Army 1st Infantry Divission in Viet Nam, Worked in computers for 20 years, Owned a construction company for 5 years, Tried teaching in Public Schools, and have spent the past 18 years working with horses. I am developing an internet based marketing business so I have more time to "hangout".

My Vision:

Savor and enjoy being me and become even more of what I already am.

Check out my horses at The Horse Barn

Simple ideas that Guide Me

I have read books, completed courses, attended workshops and clinics, but the most powerful insights have come from little statements in movies.

(1) Bruce Lee: "Be water my friend!"

(2) The movie Far and Away, (I'll have to set the scene here)

This old guy, who is a duke or something like that from Scotland and his wife are sitting in a wagon lined up for that Oklahoma Land rush, you know that scene where they fire the gun and ever one puts life and limb at risk by going hell bent for election across the prairie, using whatever means of transportation they have, horse, buggy, waggon, wheelbarrow, to claim their free land.

The wife says to this old guy something like "What the hell are we doing here" we have three castles, thousands of acres of land, and servants in Scotland. Why are we here doing this? and the old guy looks at his wife and says you gotta understand:

"I want to feel like I'm just starting out, not finishing up."