cool im part cherokee! i had no idea my ancestors told such good storys

wow! at first, before i read it, i thought, 'hey, this is some dinky,
tiny little piece of wisdom!!' and after i was like, 'wow!' (man that
sounded much less stupid in my head... -_-)

Bassist --> From a college professor at the place I went to before I
started attending my current institute.

Interesting. Where did you hear of this?

Midnight --> Thank you. Balto --> Be patient, I'm sure Midnight will
get to those.

I dont get it im afraid

Nice

wsb --> Thank you.

simply put: words of wisdom.

Drifter --> Thank you. I happen to know of a rather interesting
video (a song sung in either Navajo or Cherokee) if you'd be
interested.

I've heard of this story, and it's 100% true!!! *FAVS*

Ah, i know that story. The weird part is that its true!

Ah I have read that many times before I can say and loved it each
and every time.I am Cherokee myself so chances are high I
would be seeing that alot.But I loved it

Thank you, Sahara. I'm glad to know you liked it

whoa,wonderful!!!!

Very cool! I love hearing native legends!

OK. Maybe I'll post some more one of these days if I find
any

Wow. I was expecting something really long like the rest of
your stories, but I guess something doesn't have to be long
to be good. And it was EXCELLENT! (note: I realize the
legend isn't something you originally created ) P.S.
About your friend. Hallelujah is right! It's awesome she
came back. I've been praying for her. I'm glad prayer works!
It's so flippin' awesome she's back!!

Very intresting, a mystic way of showing how people have two
sides. It reminds me of the bhuddist idea of how your
actions affect yourself. IN that sense you become like that
wolf you chose to fuel.

This is good! It's a little short.

Well, it wasn't really my best work. As a matter of fact it
wasn't my work at all. I just didn't know where else to put
it.

that was OKAY

Aw. It was sweet. I liked it but does it mean that the one
you side with wins?

Actually, the one that you feed wins (though that's pretty much the same thing). Basically, there is the
possibility of either good or evil in every human being. A
person who feeds the good wolf by, for instance, going to
church, is more likely to produce good things. A person who
lives on Grand Theft Auto and other violent video games is
more likely to produce bad things. It's like a diet: what
you eat makes you weaker or stronger.

Another thing I forgot to mention before is that sometimes
even good things can drive us in the wrong direction, just
like bad things can drive us in the right direction (like
the experiences I mentioned at the end of Toby Part 2). To
tell the truth, "Cherokee Wisdom" presents things in a
cut-and-dry manner which is better applied to the things you
put into your brain. For instance, whereas some people fcus
on violent or lewd stories (I could name some of my own
accquaintance), others like myself look at the better side
of life. I could go into more detail, but someone might yell
at me for gettin religious.

wolfcall --> Thanks. I realize I was a little indirect in
what I said, so to make it clearer, let's just say that the
wolves are fed more by what we put into our heads and what
thoughts we dwell on than they are by what we do. The wolves
are, in a sense, what feed our actions.

It's good to have a little diversion once in a while,
especially with a message like this one. Where'd you hear
the story?

I_Love_Aleu --> "Huh. I would not have predicted this."
-Hunter, Road Rovers

so good and so true!

That is really cool.... and slightly moving....