"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever."
~Mahatma Gandhi
I came across this Cherokee Wisdom teaching story about two wolves: Good and Evil. It had the same impact today that it did years ago upon my first reading, so I thought it worth sharing.
I think Gandhi was so insightful in the above quotation. If we can find the way to implement it in our daily lives, what an incredible difference it makes! In fully appreciating all the good things, blessings, and love in our lives we increase those -- feeding the good wolf, as the wise Cherokee elder put it.
Being open to new ideas, actively engaged in learning, creating, heart-centered connecting with others, and purpose-driven action, we can let our passion nourish our lives with energy and wisdom.
How will you live today? What will you learn? Which wolf will you feed?
I think Gandhi was so insightful in the above quotation. If we can find the way to implement it in our daily lives, what an incredible difference it makes! In fully appreciating all the good things, blessings, and love in our lives we increase those -- feeding the good wolf, as the wise Cherokee elder put it.
Being open to new ideas, actively engaged in learning, creating, heart-centered connecting with others, and purpose-driven action, we can let our passion nourish our lives with energy and wisdom.
How will you live today? What will you learn? Which wolf will you feed?
