The Wolf read by Matt Lasky
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A story born from silence, strength, and transformation
There was a time I couldn’t tell whether I was dreaming or awake. I only know that I experienced the wolf. I felt him — steady, alert, unafraid. His presence filled me with a courage I had never known, a calm strength that allowed me to see what was coming for me instead of running from it. That steady stillness became my power. It gave me the ability to see my opponent’s strengths and pinpoint its weaknesses. I learned that I didn’t have to fight blindly; I only had to see clearly — and know where to strike.
That experience became the heartbeat of The Wolf. It was more than inspiration — it was transformation. My earlier work, The Safe Journey Out, and the encouragement of my husband laid the groundwork for it, but The Wolf caused me to step fully into my own strength. Whether the encounter was dream or spirit, it awakened something inside me that could not be silenced — the part of me that was fierce, focused, and determined to win.
The Wolf became my way of transforming pain into power, and fear into stillness. It stands as a reminder that courage doesn’t always roar; sometimes, it waits in silence and growls beneath your surface until you learn to see through your wolf’s eyes.