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DON'T WAKE THE BEAST!





               



My mom had a way of conveying here wisdom in such a way that would make you laugh and think at the same time. 


When things weren't going well or she heard of a problem between two people she would often say; "When you find your head in a lion's mouth take your time and draw it out."

What she meant was that a lion is a fierce beast, but when he is sleeping he is harmless as a dove. If you are having problem with someone don't get angry and stir anger in the person because you might not be able to escape the fierceness of his or her wrath.

Next time you find yourself in a dispute with someone and feel the need to get angry, remember not to wake the beast. It is best to keep calm and walk away than to wake the lion within the person and get devoured. 

Proverbs 15:1 - A soft answer turns away wrath, but harsh words stir up anger.

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