A Cherokee elder instructs his grandson on the
battle that goes on inside each human being:

"The battle is between two wolves.

One wolf is slothful, cowardly, vain, arrogant, and
full of self-pity, sorrow, regret, envy and anger.

The other wolf is diligent, courageous, humble,
benevolent, courteous, and full of compassion,
joy, empathy and faith."

The grandson thought about the two wolves for
a moment, and asked, "Which wolf wins?"

The elder replied: "The one you feed."

Some people don't have an inner wolf, they have an inner sheep... or
an inner goose.
DSK

Bart wrote:
A Cherokee elder instructs his grandson on the
battle that goes on inside each human being:

"The battle is between two wolves.

One wolf is slothful, cowardly, vain, arrogant, and
full of self-pity, sorrow, regret, envy and anger.

The other wolf is diligent, courageous, humble,
benevolent, courteous, and full of compassion,
joy, empathy and faith."

The grandson thought about the two wolves for
a moment, and asked, "Which wolf wins?"

The elder replied: "The one you feed."

wrote in message
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Some people don't have an inner wolf, they have an inner sheep... or
an inner goose.
DSK

Speaking from personal experience?

Max

wrote in message
oups.com...
Some people don't have an inner wolf, they have an inner sheep... or
an inner goose.
DSK

Bart wrote:
A Cherokee elder instructs his grandson on the
battle that goes on inside each human being:

"The battle is between two wolves.

One wolf is slothful, cowardly, vain, arrogant, and
full of self-pity, sorrow, regret, envy and anger.

The other wolf is diligent, courageous, humble,
benevolent, courteous, and full of compassion,
joy, empathy and faith."

The grandson thought about the two wolves for
a moment, and asked, "Which wolf wins?"

The elder replied: "The one you feed."


The Bible tells the same story.