The document tells a Native American story called "The Two Wolves" that is meant to teach a life lesson. In the story, an elder shaman tells his grandson that there is a battle raging inside each person between a good wolf representing positive traits and an evil wolf representing negative traits. The grandson asks which wolf will win, and the shaman responds that whichever one a person chooses to "feed" or give power to will be the victor in the internal struggle.

1. The two wolves
A message of reflection for your life

2. -Human life is surrounded by
mysteries, enigmas, in short;
every day we come across
something new, we discover,
we doubt, we invent... after all,
we are human.
-And that's why I bring you today, a
story, a legend perhaps; which I
particularly prefer to call knowledge of
native peoples, or philosophical-
cultural lesson, if I can call it that.
-With you the story of the "Two
Wolves!"

3. -It is said that one day, a
shaman leader, called his
grandson to teach him certain
lessons, they both sat next to
each other, and thus begins
this precious story.....

4. A fight is going on
inside of me.
- Said the old shaman
to his little grandson.

6. It's a terrible fight
between two wolves.

7. One is EVIL.
He is anger, envy, hurt, regret,
greed, arrogance, self-pity,
resentments, lies, guilt,
superiorities... and EGO

8. The other is GOOD.
He is pleasure, peace, love, hope,
serenity, humility, kindness,
benevolence, empathy,
generosity, trust,
compassion... and FAITH.

9. The same struggle
is going on inside
you.

10. And inside
everyone
else too.

11. And which wolf will win
this fight?
- Asked the shaman's
little grandson.

12. -And promptly the
shaman replied:
"The one you feed."

13. The two wolves
A message of reflection for your life