Tales for Life

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the all‑too‑familiar trap of procrastination through the playful but pointed folktale of “Lazy Heinz.” From goats to bees to a goose that never quite arrives, Heinz and Trina show us how putting things off doesn’t just delay progress — it closes doors. We look at how small actions can change our trajectory, how hesitation can cost us more than we realize, and why taking even one simple step matters. If you’ve ever found yourself waiting for the “right moment,” this story — and the reflections that follow — might be the nudge you need to move forward.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this week’s episode of Tales For Life*, we explore the Japanese legend Old Folks Mountain through the lens of our title, “The Worth of a Lifetime.” It’s a story that reminds us how easily we underestimate our own value — whether we feel too young, too old, or simply unsure of what we bring to the world — and how deeply our worth is shaped by the lives we’ve lived and the love we’ve given. Through the courage of a devoted son and the wisdom of his aging mother, this tale invites us to see that every experience, every lesson, every year adds to the unique strength we carry. Join us as we reflect on what it means to honor our own worth and the worth of those we love.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore why wisdom doesn’t arrive all at once but grows slowly, piece by piece, through experience, humility, and the willingness to listen. Using the classic tale of the Blind Men and the Elephant, we look at how even the “wise” can miss the bigger picture when they rely only on their own slice of understanding — and how true wisdom emerges when we gather what we know and combine it with what others see, feel, and understand. This short poem offers a long-lasting reminder that insight isn’t a lightning bolt; it’s an accumulation.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the 19th‑century English folktale “The Old Woman and Her Pig,” a lighthearted, rhythmic story with a surprisingly sharp lesson about responsibility. Through a chain of refusals and a stubborn pig that won’t budge, the tale reminds us that nothing moves until someone chooses to own the first step. This episode invites listeners to reflect on how taking accountability — even for the smallest action — can set real change in motion. Join us as we uncover the wisdom tucked inside this silly, timeless classic.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the Brothers Grimm story “The Three Feathers” to uncover what competition really means in our everyday lives. From TV contests to school, work, and personal growth, we’re surrounded by moments that ask us to step up and strive. Through the tale of three brothers seeking to prove themselves, we’re reminded that effort matters, that value attracts competition, and that believing in yourself can change your path. Coasting gets you nowhere; striving changes everything — and this story shows why.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore what happens when we stop waiting for the perfect moment and finally take the bold step our lives have been asking for. Inspired by the lively Irish folktale The Lad with the Goat‑skin, we look at how small efforts create small changes, but big, daring choices can transform everything. It’s a reminder that you don’t need the right background, the right timing, or anyone’s permission to begin — just the willingness to take a chance and see where it leads. Join us as we journey through a story that shows how courage, persistence, and a leap into the unknown can change a life in remarkable ways.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore an old Japanese tale that carries a haunting but necessary reminder about the legacy we leave behind. “The Echo You Leave” invites us to look beyond grand achievements and consider the everyday choices that shape how we’re remembered. Through the story of a traveler, a troubled village, and a priest whose actions echo far beyond his lifetime, we’re reminded that our influence doesn’t end when our days do. Our words, our effort, our intentions — they all ripple outward, touching others in ways we may never see. This episode encourages us to live with awareness, purpose, and heart, so the echoes we leave behind are ones that lift others long after we’re gone.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the theme “Failure Is Easy; Success Is Hard” through a whimsical Norwegian folktale, The Giant Who Had No Heart in His Body. While the story is filled with giants, princes, and a hero named Boots, its message is unmistakably modern: failure often comes quickly and effortlessly, while success asks for patience, sacrifice, and steady effort. Join us as we look at how this old tale shines a light on the choices we make, the paths we follow, and the rewards that come from doing the hard things well.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the truth behind our newest theme: Success Loves a Partner. Modern culture loves the myth of the “self‑made” individual, but today’s tale — the classic folktale The Water of Life — reminds us that no meaningful achievement is ever a solo act. Through the missteps of two proud brothers and the hard‑won wisdom of the youngest prince, we see how guidance, partnership, and shared strength open doors that determination alone cannot. Join us as we unpack the rules of success hidden inside this imaginative story and discover why every goal, dream, and breakthrough grows stronger when we don’t walk the path alone.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

Use It Well, Call It Fortune explores how a quirky Grimm tale reveals a deeply practical truth: the gifts we carry — even the ones that feel ordinary — can become powerful sources of abundance when we recognize them and bring them to the places where they’re needed. In this episode, we look at how comparison blinds us to our own strengths, how using our natural abilities enriches both our lives and the lives of others, and how failing to see what we have can lead us down a path of needless struggle. Through the misadventures of three brothers and the surprising value of their simple possessions, we’re reminded that fortune isn’t something we wait for — it’s something we create by putting our gifts to work.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore how struggle shapes us through the Brothers Grimm story The Frog‑King, or Iron Henry. It’s a tale that’s often remembered as a simple “found love” story, but when you look closer, it reveals something deeper about the way challenges push us, stretch us, and ultimately prepare us for something better. From the young king’s hidden burden to the princess’s unexpected dilemma, every character faces a moment that asks more of them than they planned — and what unfolds reminds us that struggle isn’t a detour from happiness but often the very path that leads to it. Join us as we unpack this timeless idea and step into a story that’s been speaking to people for more than two hundred years.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode, “Gratitude Gets, Gratitude Keeps,” we travel to Laos for two short but powerful folktales that remind us just how quickly blessings can arrive—and how quickly they can disappear when gratitude fades. Through The Wizard and the Beggar and The Ungrateful Fisherman, we explore the idea that gratitude doesn’t just create happiness; it opens the door to abundance, opportunity, and unexpected good. But as both stories warn, losing gratitude can close that door just as fast. These tales may be simple, but their message is anything but: gratitude gets, and gratitude keeps. Join us as we reflect on how this truth plays out in our own lives.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the secret power behind significant accomplishment in “What Patience Makes Possible.” In a world that pushes us to rush, achieve instantly, and expect transformation on demand, today’s story reminds us that the most meaningful goals often unfold slowly. Through the beloved Korean folktale The Tiger’s Whisker, we reflect on the power of steady effort, the courage to keep showing up, and the truth that what feels impossible often becomes possible when we give it time. Join us as we rediscover the wisdom of patience and the surprising places it can lead.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore how the company we keep shapes the direction of our lives through three timeless fables — a tortoise who learns the cost of trusting a friend whose nature can’t be changed, a mouse who discovers the danger of tying himself to someone thoughtless and self‑focused, and a lion who finds unexpected strength in a friendship built on mutual care. Together, these stories remind us that the people we walk beside can pull us down or lift us higher, and choosing wisely can make all the difference in where we ultimately end upMusic by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this brief episode of Tales For Life, we explore two short fables — one by Ralph Waldo Emerson and one from Aesop — that remind us to value our own abilities while recognizing the strengths of others. These stories highlight how easy it is to admire certain kinds of talent and overlook the many other forms of skill that shape our lives. Together, they encourage us to appreciate the gifts we each bring, release the pressure to excel at everything, and move through the week with a little more confidence and generosity toward ourselves and those around us.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the Brer Rabbit story “The Awful Fate of Mr. Wolf” to uncover a simple but powerful truth: success is never an accident. Through Brer Rabbit’s determination to protect his family—and his refusal to give up after repeated failures—we see how real progress comes from effort, intention, and persistence. And when Brer Wolf comes seeking help, the tale reminds us that success draws others in and often leads to even greater victories. Join us as we unpack this classic American folktale and discover what it can teach us about building the kind of life we want, one deliberate step at a time.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the wonderfully absurd Italian folktale “The Cat and the Mouse” to uncover a surprisingly modern truth: while grief is natural and necessary, it can quickly turn into spectacle when others begin to absorb emotions that were never theirs to carry. Through the cat’s sorrow, the community’s escalating reactions, and the king’s grounded response, this story reminds us that compassion doesn’t require joining the drama — just staying present, steady, and sincere.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the Portuguese story The Hearth‑Cat, a Cinderella‑like tale that reminds us that progress rarely comes from waiting for the perfect moment. Instead, it grows from the opportunities we create, the small steps we take, and the patience we bring to the process. In this week’s reflection, we look at how to move forward with more intention — not by hoping for rescue or luck, but by shaping our own path one thoughtful action at a time.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore a Dutch folktale that reminds us why our dreams tug at us long after we’ve tried to set them aside. Through the story of a young man who loses everything and a beggar who unknowingly points him back toward hope, we look at how ignoring our dreams can leave us restless, how following them can pull us out of our comfort zone, and why that small spark inside us is worth listening to. It’s a gentle nudge to take one step — just one — toward the thing that’s been calling your name.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the idea that a full and meaningful life includes both the good and the bad — the joy that lifts us and the sorrow that shapes us. Through the Japanese tale The Star Lovers, we follow the Weaving Maiden as she moves from a life of rigid duty to carefree delight, and finally into the deeper, richer place where both purpose and emotion can coexist. Her journey reminds us that avoiding hardship keeps us from truly living, and chasing only pleasure leaves us ungrounded — but embracing the whole of life allows us to grow, feel, and become fully ourselves. Join us as we reflect on what it means to live a life that’s real, balanced, and beautifully human.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore what it really means to be happy—and why so many of us chase it in all the wrong places. Using the delightfully exaggerated Norwegian folktale Gudbrand on the Hillside as our guide, we look at how gratitude, perspective, and the simple act of noticing our everyday blessings can shift the entire way we move through the world. It’s a lighthearted story with a surprisingly deep message: happiness doesn’t arrive after we get what we want; it grows from appreciating what we already have. Join us for a thoughtful, fun journey into the kind of happiness that costs nothing and changes everything.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore how small efforts can lead to big outcomes, even when they don’t seem important in the moment. Building on earlier conversations about teamwork and support, we look at why goals matter, why persistence keeps us moving, and why every contribution—no matter how small—plays a role in success. Along the way, we revisit the classic Russian folktale The Giant Turnip, a lighthearted reminder that progress often depends on the final bit of help we might otherwise overlook. Join us as we unpack the wisdom in this simple story and reflect on how “every little bit helps” in our own lives.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we take a lighter turn with three folktales guaranteed to bring a smile: the clever farmer who knows timing matters, the topsy-turvy world of “Master of All Masters,” and the ever-witty Nasreddin Hodja navigating tricky questions at home. Together, they remind us that laughter has always been part of storytelling’s magic. Tune in for a dose of humor, a few chuckles, and a playful nudge to carry those smiles with you throughout the week.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, titled “Let Go of the Past to Get to the Future,” we explore the German folktale The King’s Trophy and the timeless lessons it carries. George, a prince turned sheepherder, shows us that while yesterday shapes who we are, it’s today’s choices that determine tomorrow. His journey reminds us not to waste energy on past injustices, but to focus on the present, build with what we have, and carry forward the wisdom of experience when the moment calls for it. As we begin a new year, this story encourages us to remember our past without being stuck in it, and to step into the future with persistence, hope, and courage.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this Season 3 opener of Tales For Life, we explore the power of setting bold goals and pushing past the fear of failure in an episode titled “It’s Impossible… Until You Do It.” Through the charming Russian folktale The Princess Who Would Not Smile, we reflect on how persistence, creativity, and generosity can turn the seemingly impossible into reality. Whether you’re chasing a personal dream or professional milestone, this episode offers encouragement, insight, and a gentle reminder that success often begins with simply showing up—and refusing to quit.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this final episode of 2025, Tales For Life explores how the habits we form today shape the outcomes we experience tomorrow. Using a lesser-known version of The Three Little Pigs, we reflect on the power of preparation, the consequences of ignoring wise advice, and the transformative potential of change. As we close out the year, this timeless folktale reminds us that every small choice matters—and that with intention and consistency, we can build a better, stronger future.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this reflective holiday episode of Tales For Life, we explore Hans Christian Andersen’s classic tale The Fir Tree — a story that gently reminds us of the beauty we often overlook in our rush toward the future or our longing for the past. Through the fir tree’s journey, we’re invited to pause, notice, and cherish the moments unfolding around us. Whether you’re celebrating, reminiscing, or simply catching your breath, this episode offers a quiet nudge to find joy in the present — right here, right now.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the timeless Romanian folktale “The Hazel-Nut Child” from Andrew Lang’s Yellow Fairy Book—a story that reminds us that determination, not size, is what truly shapes our destiny. As the year winds down and we begin to look ahead, we reflect on how setting clear goals, facing down doubt, and sticking with our purpose can lead to extraordinary outcomes. Whether you’re dreaming big or starting small, this tale offers a spark of inspiration to carry into the new year.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the timeless truth that while words can inspire, it’s our actions that define us. Through the Icelandic folktale How Geirald the Coward Was Punished, we meet two young men — one full of bold claims, the other quietly courageous — and watch as deeds, not declarations, reveal true character. Join us for a story that reminds us that greatness isn’t about status or speech, but about what we choose to do.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

This episode of Tales For Life explores the timeless theme “Intelligence is Power” through the ancient Indian fable The Lion and the Hare. With wit and insight, the story reminds us that strength alone doesn’t guarantee success—and that true power lies in observation, strategy, and action. Whether you’re facing a challenge or just reflecting on your week, this tale offers a gentle nudge to think clearly, act wisely, and trust the intelligence you already carry.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, “You’re Not Stuck. Shift,” we explore what it really takes to break free from the patterns that keep us feeling stuck. Through a clever and lighthearted folktale, we’re reminded that change doesn’t come from waiting—it comes from choosing. Whether it’s pushing past doubt, trusting your instincts, or carrying forward the skills you’ve already learned, this story offers a playful but powerful nudge toward action. If you’ve been craving a shift, this one’s for you.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the classic French folktale Diamonds and Toads, a sparkling story of two sisters whose fates are shaped not by luck, but by character. Through magical encounters and unexpected consequences, we reflect on what it truly means to be worthy of success. It’s a tale that reminds us that effort, kindness, and humility aren’t just virtues—they’re the quiet forces that move fortune our way. Join us for Fortune Favors the Worthy, and carry its wisdom into your week.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore the power of commitment through a charming Japanese folktale about a young man who starts with nothing but a single piece of straw. As his journey unfolds, we reflect on how life rewards those who give themselves fully—through effort, kindness, and trust in the process. Tune in for gentle wisdom, practical insights, and a reminder that even the smallest beginnings can grow into something beautiful when nurtured with heart.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, “Love the Truth of You,” we dive into the delightfully absurd story of Prince Hyacinth—a royal so convinced of his perfection, he couldn’t see the truth staring him in the face. Literally. Through this playful French fairy tale, we explore the deeper wisdom behind honest friendship, self-awareness, and the courage to face our flaws. Whether it’s accepting what we cannot change or working to grow, the journey begins with self-love…and self-truth. So tune in for a tale that’s whimsical on the surface, but packed with the kind of insight that sticks with you long after the story ends.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this week’s episode of Tales For Life, we meet Pedro and his mule—two unlikely companions who discover that happiness isn’t about swapping places, but shifting perspective. Through humor and heart, this Spanish folktale reminds us that discontent often stems from within, and that gratitude can transform not just our own outlook, but the lives around us. Tune in for a story that’s light on its feet but deep in its wisdom, and walk away with a gentle nudge toward contentment, wherever you find yourself this week.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore what it really takes to earn something meaningful. Through the lens of a classic Slavic folktale, we reflect on how bold action, persistence, and stepping beyond the familiar can transform how others see us—and how we see ourselves. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to take on something hard, this story might be it. It’s a gentle nudge toward courage, and a reminder that great rewards rarely come without great effort.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

A quiet morning, a small nudge, and a ripple that reaches farther than anyone expects. In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore how even the tiniest actions can shape the world around us—and how the results might look nothing like the cause. It’s a gentle reminder that what we do matters, even when it doesn’t seem like much.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we journey to the misty valleys of Jiangnan to meet a quiet wanderer who reshapes tradition with creativity and courage. The Porcelain Wanderer is a gentle fable about stepping off the well-worn path and daring to do things differently. It’s a story for anyone feeling stuck or longing for change—a reminder that transformation often begins with a single, curious step. Subscribe for more timeless tales and everyday wisdom.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode, featuring a gentle tale from Africa, we meet Unjabu, a man whose greatness wasn’t loud—it was shaped slowly, quietly, through clay and time. When a visiting nephew asks how he became so successful, Unjabu tells a story of early failure, quiet passion, and unwavering dedication to the craft that called to him.This episode is for anyone wondering whether it’s worth it to keep going when the early efforts fall flat. It’s a reminder that mastery isn’t born—it’s shaped, one touch at a time.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we follow a squirrel’s scramble through choice, consequence, and cold—a parable of indecision nestled in golden leaves. As Tibbins dithers between three hiding places, his scattered efforts come up short, reminding us that exploring options is important—but choosing and committing is what carries us through. A gentle tale for anyone whose focus feels a bit too spread, and whose winter is fast approaching.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this week’s episode of Tales For Life, we explore the power of commitment through a hauntingly beautiful Middle Eastern folktale, The Girl Who Sealed the Door. When Layla volunteers to face the spirits of the cursed palace, she brings not charms or prayers—but a hammer and nails. Her choice to block the way back becomes a metaphor for the kind of resolve that transforms fear into courage. Through vivid storytelling and gentle reflection, this episode invites listeners to consider what might happen if we stopped planning for escape and started trusting our ability to endure. Sometimes, the only way forward is through—and the only way through is to seal the door behind you.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode, we explore the quiet power of persistence through the African folktale The Flame of Mamba Muntu. When King Zuberi tasks his three sons with trials to determine who will inherit the crown, each responds differently. Jabari charges ahead, Kwame calculates, and Tendo listens, learns, and returns when others stop.This isn’t a story about triumph in the usual sense—it’s about the space between effort and excuse, and what happens when we choose to stay in that space a little longer. Whether you’re chasing a goal, leading a team, or simply trying to grow, this tale offers a gentle but firm reminder: success and excuses don’t live in the same place.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we journey to Valle Sol for the story of Marisol, a young woman whose quiet persistence transforms not only her fate but the lives of those she loves. Inspired by Andy Andrews’ “I Will Persist…Without Exception,” this tale speaks to anyone who’s wrestled with slow progress, early failure, or the quiet doubt that shadows uncertain paths. Through Marisol’s thread-by-thread determination, we’re reminded that true success is rarely sudden—it’s woven through patience, effort, and the decision to keep going. Whether you’re searching for your calling or struggling to stay the course, this episode offers gentle encouragement and timeless wisdom wrapped in a story that lingers like twilight on the valley wind.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

This week on Tales For Life, we revisit The Emperor’s New Clothes—not as a childhood fable, but a sharp reflection on how easily we trade clarity for comfort. When pressure to fit in creeps in, we may start biting back questions or doubting what we see. This story reminds us that sometimes the clearest voice is the one brave enough to say, “Something feels off.” Because shaping your world starts with trusting your own.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Tales For Life, we explore how the choices we make linger—and how yesterday’s actions quietly shape how we’re seen today. Through a rich retelling of Beauty and the Beast, titled Thorns and Velvet, we’re reminded that appearances don’t just reflect what’s outside—they carry echoes of our character and choices. When a weary merchant plucks a rose and sets his daughter on a path toward a mysterious castle, we witness not just enchantment but transformation through empathy, presence, and restraint. As the Beast softens and reveals more of who he truly is, the way he’s perceived begins to shift—not by magic, but through small, thoughtful acts. This gentle tale invites listeners to reflect on how our own habits and interactions build the lens through which others experience us. Tune in for a story that’s familiar yet fresh, and maybe a new way of looking at your own reflections.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

In today's world, it often seems like speed is all that matters. Make things happen now. Get things done yesterday. But that's not the way that life works. It's the slow, steady work over time that leads to the beautiful tomorrow. Come along on this episode featuring a Slavic tale that illustrates vividly that perseverance and endurance are the key to happily ever after.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

Success is often portrayed as a maze of strategies and philosophies, but at its core lies a single truth—progress begins with action. In this episode, we cut through the noise to explore why movement, not just mindset, is the defining factor in reaching your goals. And to bring the message home, we look to a Norwegian fairy tale where actions—rather than intentions—make all the difference.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

It would be great for all of us if life were fair, but it isn't. Crying and screaming won't help. What will? Well, that answer lies in an old Russian folktale that's part of this week's episode. Want to know what a wooden doll, a wicked stepmother, and the Russian witch Baba Yaga have to do with you? Listen and find out!Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

Success doesn't have to be huge, and it doesn't have to be all at once. In fact, it will never be all at once. And those little successes? Well, those are the steps we have to take to get to the end goal, which really isn't a giant success at all, but a series of little successes on the way. With the help of a couple of fables -- one African and one from Aesop -- this episode takes a look at what true success really is...and what it takes to keep it going.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/

Have you ever been bothered by the fact that someone has more than you do? Yeah, me too. But we shouldn't be. Even if that person gained some or all of what they have from our efforts, giving in to envy is a self-destructive path to go down. With the help of an old tale from India, this episode takes a look at why envy eats those who have it.Music by Particle Dogs at https://particledogs.bandcamp.com/