Calming the Tiger Within
This stunning picture is of a Buddhist monk sharing his meal with a tiger. His inner peace is so strong that the tiger feels it, is not threatened by him, and is able to modulate tiger instinct. This could be a model of how to deal with the vastly different parts of each person’s mind.
In dreams, at the first level, each creature and character in the dream represents a part of the mind or psyche. If this were a dream, the tiger would represent the shadow, often the aggressive side of our instinctual nature. This instinctual nature needs to be tamed and not eliminated. The monk would typically represent an altruistic action part of the subconscious.
The Shadow energy is vital for self-defense. It also is our “get up and go” energy needed to complete any work, projects, or competition successfully. The Shadow has to allow other parts of the personality to cooperate with it or disaster unfolds.
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That picture is so amazing. It is hard to imagine the courage and inner peace that monk must have. I am glad that you liked it.
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Calming the Tiger Within…as within, so without…thank you Dr. Steven Fox for an amazing post.
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The picture is absolutely stunning and just amazed me. I’m glad that you appreciated it also.
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The picture is stunning and just amazes me. I’m glad that you appreciated it also.
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