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Kingdom now in today's episode we're going into a story.

It's a very, very quick one.

Whether it's real or not a parable or a metaphor, analogy,

or a fable was probably the one I was looking for.

It's pretty profound when we think about it.

And I want to break it down.

So this is about the wolf that we feed.

You see, in this story, it's about Native American Indians.

And there's the, excuse me, the grandfather and the grandson and they're around the campfire and it was a story of how to manage the internal conflicts that we

can have because the grandson was going through this journey of change and transformation.

And the grandfather pretty much just says the elder goes, look, there are a constant battle within us, as if there's two wolves.

One wolf is all about the anger all about the jealousy regret

greed fear worry resentment feeling in or speaking of in being inferior false

pride just that kind of the negative side of the equation.

And then you got the other wolf, which is one that is of love, of peace, of joy, of confidence,

of human, like just being kind, just being a good person.

And as he was telling this story to his grandson,

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