The “Tale of Two Wolves” is a powerful Cherokee story illustrating the inner conflict we all face. It describes two wolves inside us: one symbolizing negative qualities like anger, hurt, jealousy, and ego, while the other embodies joy, peace, love, and truth. When a young boy asks which wolf wins, his grandfather responds, “The one you feed,” emphasizing that our choices determine whether good or bad qualities dominate our lives. This story serves as a reminder to nurture positive traits within ourselves, as what we focus on shapes who we become.

This goes the same for the CHANGING of choices, bad choices that were made for you. That means, for example, if you had or have a not so nice upbringing, your parents were bad parents, you are having issues at school or work, you’ve grown up in an environment thats made you angry, sad, combative – make the conscience choice to change. As in the video, it may be a war at first within you – however, persist, strive for a better existance. Don’t be afraid to let go of people – it’s there loss, you’re gain and not the end of the world!