Fables, parables, quotes, and stories are a great way to use the right side of your brain to see your situation differently. Join me as I read and discuss some of my favorite stories.

In this episode, I read a story called The Cricket, as retold by me. Sacinandana Swami wrote the original story. Sometimes we are blind and deaf to what is right in front of us.

What do you hear?

Symbiosis, written by Edwin Friedman, 1990. Friedman's Fables.

What happens when you no longer want to host a parasite?

In this episode, I read a parable about a farmer originally told by Jesus in the book of Matthew chapter 13.  I read from the International Standard Version.

What kind of soil are you?

"Three Old Friends" written by Dave Jenkins (2013). Dr. Dave's Famous Fables.

What's your philosophy of life?

In today's episode, I read The Bridge, written by Edwin Friedman from his book Friedman's Fables (1990).

Dangling from a bridge.

<p>Storytelling is as old as humans are. This pilot introduces the listener to me as their storytelling guide.&nbsp;</p>

Storytelling is as old as humans are. This pilot introduces the listener to me as their storytelling guide.&nbsp;