The Two Wolves Long ago, in an old tribe far from cities and noise, a wise grandfather sat beside a fire with his grandson on a cold night. The boy looked thoughtful and asked, “Grandfather, why do I sometimes feel kind and calm… and other times angry and mean?” The old man smiled gently and said, “Because inside every person, there are two wolves.” The boy’s eyes widened. “Two wolves?” “Yes,” said the grandfather. “One wolf is white. He is kind, patient, brave, and peaceful. The other wolf is dark. He is angry, jealous, proud, and loud.” The fire cracked softly as the boy thought carefully. Then he asked, “Grandfather… which wolf wins?” The old man looked at him with calm eyes and replied, “The one you feed.” He explained: Every time you choose kindness, you feed the good wolf. Every time you stay calm instead of shouting, you feed the good wolf. But when you choose anger, lies, or cruelty, you feed the other wolf. The boy sat quietly, watching the fire, and understood something important: He could not stop the wolves from living inside him… But he could decide which one would grow stronger. And from that night on, whenever he felt anger rising, he would pause and ask himself: “Which wolf am I feeding?” The lesson is simple: Real strength is not defeating others — it is choosing who you become. ??