Readers Comments
Miguel wrote: This is a great story but something is not right about it. You see challenging behaviour ( the 'bad' wolf) is always a cry to have needs met, usually emotional needs. What happens if you don't feed a hungry angry wolf? It gets more angry! The wisdom in this story is that we need to feed both wolves. The angry wolf just needs some attention and love and then the anger is transformed. The bits of ourselves that we deny just become bigger and result in mental and physical ill health. The answer is always love. Give the angry wolf love and acceptance and he will become your ally. And look after the kind wolf too. Duality will become one as is the alchemical reality of all transformational work. One love to all.
seesee wrote: Great food for thought, thanks for sharing :0
newdayvow wrote: I really needed this today, thank you.
champ wrote: I have this "story" in a frame. It helps me i get upset about something. I usually end "feeding" the good wolf.
tarkamoore wrote: I heard this tale recently on a radio programme in England. It really struck a chord with me - it's so true. Thank you for reminding me of it.
Mish wrote: Good one to reflect upon.
lboehm1 wrote: Go MAG Great story to keep circulating Thank you
