- Jan 31, 2011
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As a book that both described me and helped me, and also helped destroy me, this book is very good, it has taken me far in life, but reading the Shabad of the day, I wonder whether it is time to welcome the influence it has had on my life, on my thoughts, and maybe move on, the wolf man analogy works, but only up to a point,
I identify more with the elephant than the wolf, I can see the drunken elephant in my head, yeah it works better than a wolf, stomping about hellbent on self destruction, to gain pleasure at any cost, even whilst crocodiles chew your legs, elephants, hmmmmm elephants, I have to embrace this, as it is an automatic conclusion that if I look to how to deal with the elephant problem in the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, then my thinking must mature and invariably become more Sikh.
Steppenwolf RIP
I identify more with the elephant than the wolf, I can see the drunken elephant in my head, yeah it works better than a wolf, stomping about hellbent on self destruction, to gain pleasure at any cost, even whilst crocodiles chew your legs, elephants, hmmmmm elephants, I have to embrace this, as it is an automatic conclusion that if I look to how to deal with the elephant problem in the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, then my thinking must mature and invariably become more Sikh.
Steppenwolf RIP
