In contrast to these two personalities, Leo Tolstoy did everything humanly possible with a maddening resolve and bold, tireless efforts, to overcome the leopard within him, to control it and repress the destructive violence pumping through his veins. He was able to do so by the very resources of his immense leopard-powers and his irresistible determination, achieving his goal with obvious success . The old Tolstoy's facial features are entirely different to those of the young or middle-aged Tolstoy. This was not the case with the former prime minister of Israel, the late Yitzhak Rabin, who met such a tragic fate. He was far from pleased with the rabbit who took up abode in his sensitive heart, and did whatever he could to dislodge it and deny it, and if at all possible, to crush it forcibly.
Most people are unconcious of their animal-image.
They are carried along by its urges, and do not generally attempt to confront it, whether positively or negatively. Their lives are controlled by these primal drives, which eventually imprint their definitive mark on their faces. Others, as we have seen, are justifiably fond of their animal-image. In the following pages, both types of individuals are told about and illustrated. Tiger Joseph Stalin Wickedness, cruelty, distrustfulness, greed.