Wolf Qualities Page 2

Author: Catherine Pulsifer

. . . . . . . . . laughs from one turned to fright as he was chased continuously around the house and outside where she was more than capable of exacting her own revenge if she caught him. The final play ended with good laughs and funny memories.

This couple has continued to mirror some of the qualities of wolves over the many years including staying together, playing their own unique games, teasing, and looking after each other and their son in times of hardship, illness and setbacks.

But, through it all, they remain strong and committed just like wolves do. Is there something to be learned after all from the behaviour of wolves and this couple?

Never Lose The Play in Life
For far too many of us, we seem to have lost the art of play as we move into our adult years.

We seem to forget that part of our humanity is taking time to engage in play and re-invigorate our own special qualities.

And, some of these qualities also mean that we look after our own family through all the strains, strife and turmoil that all comes our way during a lifetime.

Is it time, right now, to become wolf-like?

Inspirational Quotes To Consider:
“The greatest pleasure of life is love.” William Temple

“Humor is a great way to lighten any atmosphere, and laughing is a surefire way to brighten your outlook.” J Fischer

“Work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back. The other four balls – family, health, friends, integrity – are made of glass. If you drop one of these, it will be irrevocably scuffed, nicked, perhaps even shattered.” Gary Keller

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