7 Principles of Eagles

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7 Principles of Eagles


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1. Eagles fly alone at a highaltitude and not with sparrows

or

mix

with

other

smaller

birdslike geese. Birds of a feather

flock together. No other bird

goes

to

the

height

of

the

eagle.

Eagles fly with eagles.

Never

in

a

flock.

Even

when

Moses

(Old

TestamentBible)wenttocommunewith

Godonthemountain,heleftthecrowdat

thefoothills.Stayawayfromsparrowsand

ravens.Eagles

fly

with

eagles.


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2. Eagles have strong vision, whichfocusesupto5kilometersfromtheair.

Whenan

eagle

sites

prey

even

arodent

fromthisdistance,henarrowshisfocus

on it and sets out to get it. No matter

theobstacle,theeaglewillnotmovehis

focus from the prey until he grabs it.

Have a vision and remainfocused no matter what the

obstacle and you will


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Steer clear of outdated and

old information.Do your research well always.

3.Eaglesdonoteatdeadthings.Hefeedsonfresh

prey.Vultures

eat

dead

animalsbutnoteagles.


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4.TheEagleistheonlybirdthatlovesthestorm.Whencloudsgather,theeaglesgetexcited. Theeagleuses the wings of the storm to rise

andis

pushed

up

higher.

Once

it

finds

the

wing

of

the

storm,

the

eagle

stops flapping and uses the pressure of the raging storm to soar the

cloudsandglide.Thisgivestheeagleanopportunitytorestitswings.

In

the

meantime

all

the

other

birds

hide

in

the

leaves

and

branches

of

thetrees.Wecanusethestormsofour lives(obstacles,trouble,etc)

torisetogreaterheights.

Achievers relish

challenges and use themprofitably.


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5. The Eagle tests before ittrusts.

When

a

female

eagle

meetsamaleandtheywantto

mate, she flies down to earth

withthemalepursuingherand

shepicks

atwig.

She

flies

back

into the air with the male still

pursuing her. Once she has

reached

a

height

high

enough

forher,sheletsthetwigfallto

thegroundandwatchesitasit

falls.The

male

chases

after

the

twig.


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The faster it falls, the faster he chases

until he reaches it and has to catch it

before itfallstotheground,thenbring it

back to the female eagle. The female

eagle grabs the twig and flies to a much

higheraltitude

pursued

by

the

male

until

she perceives it high enough, and then

dropsthetwigforthemaletochase.This

goes

on

for

hours,

with

the

height

increasing until the female eagle is

assuredthatthemaleeaglehasmastered

the

art

of

picking

the

twig

which

shows

commitment,thenandonlythen,willshe

allowhimtomatewithher!


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Whether in

private life or inbusiness, one

should testcommitment of

people intendedfor partnership.


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6. Eagles prepare for training. When aboutto lay eggs, the female and male eagle

identify

a

place

very

high

on

a

cliff

where

no

predatorscan reach; themale flies toearth

and at first, picks thorns and lays them on

the

crevice

of

the

cliff,

then

flies

to

earthagain to collect twigs which he lays in the

intendednest.Thenhepicksthornsandlays

themon

top

of

the

twigs.

On

them,

he

lays

soft

grass

covering the thorns and then

picksrugstoputonthegrass.

h hi fi l i i


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When this first layering is

complete the male eagle

runs

back

to

earth

and

picks more thorns, grass

and rugsand lays them on

top

of

the

thorns,

thenplucks his feathers to

complete the nest. The

thorns

on

the

outside

of

the nest protect it from

possible intruders. Both

male

and

female

eagles

participate in raising the

eaglefamily.


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The people who love us do not let us

languish in sloth but push us hard togrow and prosper. Even in their

seemingly bad actions they have goodintentions for us.


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7.WhentheEaglegrowsold,hisfeathersbecomeweakand

cannottake

him

as

fast

as

he

should.

When

he

feels

weak

and

abouttodie,heretirestoaplacefarawayintherocks.

Whil th h


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While there, he

plucks out every

feather

on

his

body

untilhe iscompletely

bare. He stays in this

hiding

place

until

hehas grown new

feathers,thenhecan

comeout.

We occasionally need to shed off old

habits & items that burden us add novalue to our lives.

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