6 LESSONS TO BE LEARNED FROM THE EAGLE

HAKIZIMANA Maurice

Nature is amazing and has a lot to teach us. In short, almost everything we do is copied from nature. Man is the last creature in the universe. He logically has much to learn from the creation around him. What can we learn from the eagle? Here I am talking about six lessons to be learned from the eagle.

Lesson 1: Eagles fly alone and at high altitude – They do not fly with sparrows, crows and other small birds.

If you want peace, longevity and prosperity, stay away from the people with narrow ideas, the ones who bring you down. The eagle flies with the eagles. Stay in good company. If you want to fly high, don’t be fooled by people like “sparrows, and crows.”It is better to “fly” alone than to stay in the company of the people who shoot you down or pull you down.

Lesson 2: Eagles have highly accurate vision: they have the ability to focus on something up to 5 km away. No matter the obstacles, the eagle will not move from the prey until it seizes it.

Keep your eyes open, open your eyes and mind to the short- and long-term goals, and don’t let go, no matter how hard it may be, be determined to achieve all your goals. If you do, you will succeed. If you want to learn, be serious. If you are looking for a job or to start a business, be determined. Victory belongs to those who do not give up.Have a vision and stay focused regardless of the obstacles and you will succeed.

Lesson 3: Eagles don’t eat dead things – they only feed on fresh prey. Although they eat meat, they eat fresh meat. They are very careful about what they eat.

If you want to progress, control what you eat, drink, hear, read and learn. When you don’t pay attention to what you consume, you are ruined. If you read this article, like so many others you read on my healthy website, and other similar sites, you are on top.

Another tip: don’t rely on your past successes, keep looking for new frontiers to conquer. Leave your past where it belongs, in the past. It’s never too late to make new plans.

Lesson 4: Eagles Love the Storm – When the clouds gather, the eagle gets excited, it uses the wind of the storm to rise higher. Once it has found the wind of the storm, the eagle uses the raging storm to lift itself above the clouds. This gives the eagle the opportunity to glide and rest its wings. In the meantime, all other birds hide in the branches and leaves of the tree.

Rise to your challenges knowing that they will allow you to come out stronger and better than you were. We can use the storms of life to rise higher. Successes are not afraid to rise higher. Candidates are not afraid of challenges, they enjoy them and exploit them profitably.

The storms of life are a school, and if you succeed, they are a better school ever. We saw this during COVID-19 when some were struggling, others were learning to work online, others had the opportunity to write books, follow remote training, make the most of their phones, many learned for the first time to meet on zoom, etc. In other words, you’re on top. There is no question that has no answer.

Lesson 5: Eagles prepare to fly on their own, they do training – They remove feathers and soft grass from the nest so that the younger ones feel uncomfortable in anticipation of the flight and end up flying when it becomes unbearable to stay in the nest.

Get out of the warmth of your parents. Your father and mother’s possessions do not belong to you, and even if they give you some, you will have to get up and learn to “fly” and know where they come from, how they are managed, how they are added. The kind of people who live in the house of their brothers and sisters and fathers, and give them everything they need, I speak to you: stand up and raise your wings. If you don’t, I promise you won’t succeed.Leave your comfort zone, there’s no growth.

Lesson 6: When the eagle ages – its feathers become weak and cannot take it as fast and as high as it should. This makes him weak and could cause him to die. So he retreats to a place far away in the mountains. There he tears the weak feathers from his body and breaks his beak and claws against the rocks until he is completely naked; A very bloody and painful process. Then it stays in this hiding place until it has developed new feathers, new beaks and new claws, and then it flies higher than before.

Portrait of a Big and Old Eagle with an injured beak. Picture taken in Hornby Island, British Columbia, Canada.

Sometimes we have to let go of an old habit, no matter how difficult, of letting go of things that weigh us down or add no value to our lives. If you want to fly as far as possible, know your weaknesses. What exactly are your weaknesses? Alcohol? Sex? Women? Gambling? Unhealthy entertainment? pornography? What prevents you from flying, from moving forward in life? Bad family? Bad brothers and sisters? What is it? Religion? Addicted to social networks? What causes you to fail?. A person who does not know his weaknesses does not progress.

Who should we thank for all the lessons we have learned from the eagles? me? Not at all! All credits go to the One who created the eagle, to the One who created all things.

Revelations/Apocalypse 4: 11.You are worthy, Jehovah our God, to receive glory and honor and power, for you created all things, and by your will they came into existence and were created.”

Professor Hakizimana Maurice is a professional teacher graduated from the Catholic University of Paris and Human Sciences from the Sorbonne University and teaches at the second degree in France. Follow him on  Facebook,Twitter and Instagram

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