The Story of an Eagle

The Story of an Eagle

Bubu Msemaovyo

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This is a story that I am sure will change your approach towards life:

The Eagle has the longest life-span of its species. It can live upto 70 years.
But to reach this age, the eagle must make a very difficult decision!
In its 40th year, the eagle's long and flexible Talons can no longer grab a prey which serves as food.
Its long and sharp beak becomes bent.
Its old-aged and heavy wings, due to their thick feathers, stick to its chest and make it difficult to fly.
Then, the eagle is left with only two options: DIE or go through a painful process of CHANGE! This process lasts for 150 days (5 months)
the process requires the eagle to fly to a mountain top and sit on its nest. There the eagle knocks its beak against a rock until it plucks it out.


Then the eagle will wait for the new beak to grow back after which it will pluck out its talons. When its talons grow back, the eagle starts plucking its old aged feathers.
And after this the eagle takes its famous flight of rebirth and LIVES for 30 more years!!

Why is Change needed??? In order to survive and live. We too have to start the change process.
We sometimes need to get rid of the unpleasant old memories, negative habits and our fixed mind set. Only Freed from the past burdens can we take advantage of the present.

If an eagle can make a life saving and life changing decision at the age of 40....why can't we?
In order to take on a New Journey ahead, let go of your negative old limiting beliefs. Open up your mind and let yourself fly high like an eagle!
When it rains, all birds occupy shelter. But the EAGLE avoids the rain by flying above the clouds....problem is common to all but the attitude to solve it makes the difference!
Don't be afraid of change...accept it gracefully!
 
Your story is so awesome, but the broblem is that you Copied and Pasted it!
But all in all Changes are needed in order to move one step to another especially positive changes.
 
Your story is so awesome, but the broblem is that you Copied and Pasted it!
But all in all Changes are needed in order to move one step to another especially positive changes.

You have been copying and pasting all your life, are you the one who invented the alphabets? if not, you are also a copyist.
 
Safi sana ndugu kwa ka story haka ambako kako very inspiring and motivating.......ila kwa huyo mdau aliyesema it's a copied and pasted story...mi nadhani hana hata shukran,maana yeye hata hiyo story yake ya kucopy na kupaste aliyoweka hapa ika inspire na kusisimua wanajukwaa iko wapi???.

TUJIFUNZE KUWA NA SHUKRAN NA KUWA WEPESI KUSEMA AHSANTEEEE MLETA STORY:A S wink:!!!!!!!!!
 
The story is not true. It's a hoax that has been doing rounds on the internet for the last 10 years.
Detailed Analysis
This rather fanciful tale, which circulates in the form of a slide presentation, claims that eagles can live for up to 70 years if they go through a prolonged and painful process of rebirth during their 40th year. According to the story, to be "reborn" at forty, the eagle must retreat to its nest on a mountain top, first knock off and then regrow its beak, then pluck out and regrow its talons and, finally, pluck out and regrow its feathers, a process that takes 150 days. Thus renewed, the eagle can take its "flight of rebirth" and go on to live another thirty years.

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However, the information in the message is false. Eagles do not undergo the process of rebirth described in the slide show. In fact, the story is simply an allegory about change and does not reflect the real life cycle of eagles. Presumably, the creator of the slide show invented the eagle rebirth story as a means of illustrating his or her concepts regarding the role of change in our lives. Unfortunately, the author has presented the rebirth story as if it was factual and therefore many recipients tend to take it literally.
 
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