Laws of Nature: A Calm Wolf is still a wolf

The wolf is an animal that's closely connected to our spirits. Just like the Lion. We all have moments where we feel like a raging, wild, ferocious wolf. Our anger, frustration, and emotions can take over and make us feel like we are ready to attack anyone who comes near us. That's only the instincts of your soul reacting to circumstances. & only the Most High knows the difficulties encountered when attempting to harness this energy.

And in those moments, we may have someone come up to us and try to calm us down. They offer soothing words, maybe a hug, or even try to distract us with something else.

Some calmed wolves self medicate w/ different substances in order to cope &/or escape. But here's the thing, my friends - a calmed wolf is still a wolf.

What do I mean by that? Well, just because we may seem calm on the outside, doesn't mean that our inner turmoil has disappeared. We may have momentarily calmed down, but that doesn't mean the storm inside has passed.

& finding a inner peace is incentive for people to take the fact that your still a wolf, for granted. Easy way to get you hand bit off.

Think of it like this - if you were to pet a wolf, and it seemed to be calm and relaxed, would you still trust it completely? Probably not. Because deep down, you know that at any moment, that wild side could resurface and bite your hand off.

The same goes for us humans. We may seem calm on the outside, but inside, our emotions may be brewing and waiting for the right opportunity to unleash themselves. And that's okay. We are human, after all.

We feel things deeply and sometimes it's hard to control those emotions. But the important thing to remember is to not expect that once we've calmed down, everything is okay and back to normal. We need to acknowledge our feelings and work through them in a healthy way.

So, next time you encounter a "calmed wolf", remember that there may still be some unresolved issues lurking under the surface. And if you are the "calmed wolf" yourself, don't be ashamed or dismissive of your feelings. Take the time to address them and find ways to cope with them in a healthy manner.

Remember, a calmed wolf is still a wolf - and that's perfectly okay, unless you play your hand the wrong way. Chances are if you do you'll get that hand bit rite off.Until next time, TGB, stay wild my friends.