So he had to find a healthy outlet for his emotions, huh? And then teach it to others?
Oh, boy, this was going to be harder than he thought. Mostly because he had no clue what his healthy outlet would be. He loved shooting and throwing knifes. Was that a healthy outlet? Probably not, because neither or those things were really "healthy."
Well, what about taking pictures? That calmed him down a lot. He could teach everyone to take pictures or something, but he didn't think everyone would be interested.
Or maybe he could just try and learn to control his emotions. Usually he was pretty good at it, he didn't pounce at the person and knock their brains out when they said something rude, he just walked away shaking. But most people found it as a weakness, which he did not have.
Then an idea sparked in his head. Meditation.
Wasn't that supposed to calm the body? He believed so, and early in the morning, he went by a lake and spread out a few blankets. He would try to meditate on his own, and then teach it to others. This wouldn't be so hard! (He hoped not, at least.)
Sitting down, doing his best to get comfortable. That's what the website had said online. "1. Sit or lie comfortably. You may want to invest in a meditation chair." Well, he didn't have that, but he had blankets. "2. Close your eyes." Closing his eyes, the wolfdog grinned. Ah, this is easy! He thought, shifting his weight. "3. Make no effort to control the breath; simply breathe naturally." Check. "4. Focus on the breath and on how the body moves with each inhalation and exhalation. Notice the movement of your body as you breathe. Observe your chest, shoulders, rib cage, and belly. Simply focus your attention on your breath without controlling its pace or intensity. If your mind wanders, return your focus back to your breath." Okay, this was starting to get a bit harder, but he did it. "Do this for two or three minutes, and then try longer periods of time." And so, he did it for three.
And after, he felt strangely calm. He was most of the time, but it was a different feeling. He was relieved; and even relaxed.
So he stood up and walked into the center of camp. "Meditation class by the nearest lake to the camp! Come and control your emotions." Hmm, that was a good slogan.