9-Jan-2021_galloping at last-after training
 (Spirit helper speaking: ) Hold your horses just a bit. I see you there, rearing to go. You are at the starting gate and want to ride wild and really go for it. Just where, you are not too sure, but you know one thing is certain: You don’t want to wait. 
Wait for what? Wait for the correct timing when things will fall into place in the best way possible. 
So what do you do in the mean time? Hope it goes by like a flash so you won’t risk getting bored while waiting? Or do you fiddle away your time, and hope it goes by slowly enough so you can get all kinds of things done? If there is time on your hands before you are meant to be galloping off to rescue the “maidens in distress” that is to say get going on some great endeavour, when it’s not the right time for it yet, that time can be well planned out.
Maybe the wait isn’t just so that other things and people are in place for you to go and do this or that. Maybe half the reason there is a “pause” is for YOU. Did you think of that? Maybe you need more training in some aspect. 
So there is a chance you can actually have a big part in speeding things up. You just have to pray a brave “whatever it takes” prayer and ask for “whatever you need to learn to happen, so that you’ll do a good job of it.”
It’s not an easy type of prayer to pray, because it’s basically asking for a crash course to ready you. But maybe you rather like that. It sounds exciting, even if somewhat painful to go through, to learn all the lessons in a short amount of time. But if you are game, then get ready for rider training. 
You might be surprised by two things: First, that your goal is so quickly reached—of getting to do what you are really eager too; and also surprized by the sudden intensity of battles that swoop upon you out of seemingly nowhere. 
But once you are readied, and the rest of the pegs are in place, off you’ll go. And you’ll smile. It worked out after all, and you do feel a tad bit wiser and more mature for the experience.
Now, rather than just the pure excitement of plunging on an adventure, you have a greater degree of humility that shows up in your desperation for the Lord’s help from A to Z. You know now none of this thing can be done by you and your teammates alone. 
Enjoy the ride of trying new things—and get your training in advance.
Ready, set, go! At last! 
The wind blows through your hair as you ride. You know it was worth it, and it’s going to be good.