Folktales For Grownfolks

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This week we will be discussing having the will to determine how you end things. This story puts the snake in a no win situation and the snake is left with an impossible, but necessary decision. Once again it appears that reality is playing out in a fable and the lesson that may emerge could change your life. Come wisdom mining with us .

The camal- http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?1&TheCamel is a powerful tale that takes a complex reality and makes it plain. Let work together to get the message. The lines will be up and we will be talking at 9pm 614-556-4535Thank you for checking out the show, let us know what you think by leaving comments. To watch more episodes of “Folktales For Grown Folks” click the link: FFGFLive broadcast for FFGF takes place Tuesday @9pm.Subscribe to The Gye-Nyame Journey Podcast @ GNJpodcastAlso Like our page on FaceBook Gye-Nyame JourneyCheck us out on Twitter @GyeNyameRadio and @gyenyamejourneyInstagram- Gye-Nyame JourneySubscribe to our channel on YouTube as well:Gye-Nyame JourneyTo Join the Journey and get the latest articles, and podcast goto the Gye-Nyame Journey BlogSupport us through Patreon: Gye-Nyame Journeywww.tribe.gyenyamejourney.com

Another great lesson "bewareof the man that can strike you from a distance". Where can you use this wisdom in your life? Join the show and let's talk about it. I am still having techincal difficulties but if enough folks call in I will just have to upload the show.check us out @ gyenyamejourney.com or call in to join the conversation 614-556-4535. For those that want to checkout the story in advance here you go:http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?1&TheBowmanandLion

Discussing the moral of this powerful tale. Come and share your insight as well as hear the wisdom of others. Call in to share @614-556-4535.

This is a powerful folktale for us to discuss. I will just leave you with the moral "In a change of government the poor change nothing beyond the name of their master." Many of us are in this situation, but we may not know it as of yet.Here is the folktale for those who want to read in advance:http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?1&TheAssandtheOldShepherdFor those that want to call in hit us up at 614-556-4535

Tonight we will discuss the many faces of greed, and how it sometimes disguise itself as "being more effiecient". By trying to get more from something or someone we can often stop receiving anything.Tune in tonight at :http://www.spreaker.com/show/folktales-for-grownfolksOr call in 614-556-4535for those that want to look at the story in advance:http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?4&TheWomanandHerHen

Come and learn about the power of accepting who you are. On this show I was joined by Charles Traylor in the on air discussion. Join the Journey.

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Join us as we learn about jealousy and accepting who we are from this tale crafted by Aesop. It amazes me how these stories from over 2000 years ago can still ring true. Come listen in (http://www.spreaker.com/show/folktales-for-grownfolks) and/or join the conversation 614-556-4535. For those that want to read the story in advance http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?1&TheCrowandtheRaven

The moral of this tale states "Men often bear little grievances with less courage than they do large misfortunes", how true is this and how does this tale fit into your life and in the current events of our world. Once again you will tune in and find out that "these folktales are not just for kids". Listen through spreaker ( http://www.spreaker.com/show/folktales-for-grownfolks ) , or be bold and join the conversation by calling in on "The Line" @ Join the call: https://www.uberconference.com/gyenyamejourneyOptional dial in number: 614-556-4535No PIN needed For those that want to go ahead and checkout this folktale here is the link:http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?1&TheAssandtheFrogs

This is an excellent conversation about a folktale that relates directly with our current situation Today. Listen in and get the wisdom that was dropped by Mr. Thornton, The Traveler Brother D and Society's Truth "Brother Jonathan.

Join us tonight @ 614-556-4535 as the story we discuss will deal with reciprocity. This is a universal law that many of us overlook, but we should all remember that "Chickens always come home to roost". Are you ready form the return of your "chickens", and if not what can we do to get ready.For those that like to study the folktale in advance here is the link http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?1&TheBulltheLionessandtheWildBoarHunterHope to hear from you

Join the show tonight for a classic lesson in the dynamics of power. See how the fox, and the ass reacts to oppression. Always remember to ask yourself which animal describes you in the story. Of course we will get to what this lesson demonstrates for those groups that are in oppressive situations, but I can not wait to hear your thoughts and comments. Join us and listen @ http://www.spreaker.com/show/folktales-for-grownfolksor if you are bold enough call in and join the conversation 614-556-4535.For those wo want to read this amazing story in advance here is a link:http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?3&TheLiontheFoxandtheAssBy the way the moral of the story is" happy is the man that learns from the misfortune of others". How true is this and how have you used this wisdom in your life? Have you been a lesson for others? either way cll in and share. We have powerful life changing discussion about these folktales hope your are there to do some "wisdom mining".

This is a powerful folktale that will help push you to the next level. Through this story Aesop helps us remember the power of humility and focus. For all those interested in joining the conversation we are changing the format just a little bit. We will begin focusing on the spreaker part of the conversation. You can still tune in through 614-556-4535 or just listen to the show through the station @ http://www.spreaker.com/show/folktales-for-grownfolks.Also for those that want to study up on the folktale here is the link: http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?3&TheLamp

Who is the master of your fate, what did Aesop say about this in his many fables. Join us on Tuesdays @10pm and share your insight for those that want to meditate or study the fable in advance (http://goo.gl/lUQsB8 ).