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A story to reflect on...

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Hello everyone,

One evening, an old Native American was talking to his grandson about the battle that takes place occasionally within each of us. He explained to him that there are two wolves inside each of us:

  • There is the Dark Wolf. It is anger, envy, jealousy, sadness, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, guilt, resentment, lies, pride, and ego. Then there is the White Wolf. It is joy, peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, empathy, generosity, truth, and compassion.

After thinking about it for a moment, the grandson asks:

  • Grandpa, which wolf wins?
    Grandpa simply replies to her:

  • The one you feed.

Have a good day

I have always loved this story. It is true that it is up to man to be good or bad, but deep down, I would always like it if there were only white wolves in this world.

Thank you, Marylena

Man's destiny is in his hands; our life can only be what we want it to be. Let us make every possible effort to remain positive in all things by nourishing our soul through prayer and meditation.

Baby Moise

Hello Marylena,

Thank you for this beautiful philosophical and spiritual sharing, which very well summarizes in a few lines the different paths that individuals can choose.

I share Rayhana's thoughts: indeed, this world would be better if that white wolf lived within each of us.

Yes, a baby, the destiny of man is in his own hands; it is up to him to make the right choice, for often we find ourselves in difficult situations because we take the wrong path, we make the wrong choice.

Hello,
Dear friend, to make the right choice, we need to follow a guide, namely the Holy Scriptures, and nourish our souls through morning and evening prayers and meditation for the purification of the heart.
Thank you.

Baby Moise.

:slight_smile: So, let's listen to our guide(s) to move forward well in life… :slight_smile:

Above all, let's put their advice into practice.

Baby Moise

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