How do we deal with the wolves in our lives…and in ourselves?
That is the one of the central questions of The Wolf Cycle. The second one is this: if you were one of the three little pigs, and all three houses were equally strong, which house would you build? Would it be the stick, the straw, or the brick?
The way that we answer these two questions points to truths that are integral to who we are and whether we are living in integrity with who we really are, in our divine innocence, or if we are roaming the earth as wolves, ignorant of our true nature.
Join me and my co-author Lara Helmling on this incredible journey of the soul.
Robert Bautner
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Stop Your Crying
I wish I never had you.”
My mother said these words to me more times than I can count.
I thought it was normal.
I learned it was not.
This is my story.
About the Author
Meet Robert
Robert Bautner is a bestselling author whose mission is simple yet powerful: turning negatives into positives. His words cut through the noise of modern life to reach what matters most—courage, clarity, and human empowerment.
With the release of The Wolf Cycle and The Human Empowerment series, Robert has become a recognized voice in personal transformation and modern spirituality, inspiring readers across the globe to embrace their own untamed potential.
Robert’s Musings
Blog Posts
The Lost Art of Dissent
Good relationships are constructed from opposing points of view, not from harmony.By Robert Bautner Late into Friday night after family prayers were said, the children snuggled in their beds. Our personal and dual prayers were communicated to God. We laid down next to...
Roses Blooming, Andy Griffith, and How My Autistic Brain See it All
Growing up in the 1960s and 70s, sitting in front of a Curtis Mathes brand television set, a marriage of TV shows entertained, influenced, and shaped my thinking. The characters and their stories became a part of my life’s journey…
The Experiment I Visited upon My Unsuspecting Wife
and what I learned from It. ‘Where is this anger coming from?’ About six years into my marriage, I found myself thinking this more often than I liked. It was a subtle but undeniable anger that sometimes arose when I made love to my wife. It was baffling.
Newlywed in my mid-twenties our marriage seemed
Experience Valley View Horse Gardens
