Dreams are vital. They beat in our hearts, they resound in our minds, they drive us forward until we turn imagination into action and breath life into destiny. Joanne and Jim Whitley pursue their dream of owning a horse-riding business and buy an abandoned farm in New Hampshire. They eagerly renovate the property and prepare to open. But soon after they are up and running, the couple's young son hears unexplainable sounds and Joanne senses a negative presence nearby. Frustration mounts as the business faces financial straits when the horses come down with mysteriously ailments. But Joanne truly begins to fear what she cannot see when the presence turns physical. When their son's life is threatened, Joanne calls on a Shamballa master to combat the evil presence threatening her home and her family.
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Joanne and Jim Whitley buy an old farm in New Hampshire with the idea of carrying out a horse-riding business. After fixing up the property, they find themselves entering the world of the supernatural. A negative presence haunts the property, scaring off horse riders and attacking Joanne and Jim's son. It is then revealed that an evil spirit named Samuel is causing the trouble and also keeping captive four good spirits: a colonist soldier with his wife, a pioneer girl, and a Native American warrior as his slaves. Joan is faced with the decision to either fight off the spirit and save the ones held captive or leave the property. Joan chooses to fight Samuel off and successfully sends him to the other side to face God's judgment. This helps the trapped spirits cross over and gives the Whitleys back their lives.