There's another remarkable quality the eagle has that is not often spoken about.
It is not acknowledged like the rest but it is a remarkable quality nonetheless.
Eagles are patient creatures!
They know when to be patient.
The patience of the eagle is one of its fine qualities.
Most birds take to the air in the mornings before the eagle does.
Other birds are quick and free to take off in the morning but the eagle waits intelligently.
It waits for signals, it looks up from its high altitude, it looks to the sky from its mountain top.
The eagle waits for the right air current, the signal of the sun, and the best time of the day before stretching out its wings and taking flight!
The eagle teaches us a lesson, the lesson that waiting time is never wasted time.
The eagles shows us that being patient is never a waste of time but an investment if that period is spent wisely by observing the right things and doing the right things.
No bird can risk the game of the eagle.
No bird flies at the altitude the eagle flies.
No bird dares the kind of things the eagle dares.
The eagle teaches us the lesson that its not about who was first to take off, who ran ahead, or who was the first to take steps.
The eagles shows us that we don't necessarily have to do things at the time others are doing it.
The eagle lets us know timing is key.
The eagles gives us a good example of not operating at other peoples time.
The eagle doesn't operate with other birds timing.
The eagle shows us the wisdom of not doing things just because others are doing it.
From the eagle we glean the lesson of not doing a thing just because we are able to do it.
The eagle doesn't just fly because it is capable of flying, the eagles flies at the right time daily and is patient till that time is right.
The eagle doesn't see itself in competition with other birds.
The eagle glides when other birds flap their wings.
Other birds try harder than the eagle but they don't fly as high.
The eagle is intelligent and patient enough to to take flight at a time air currents will help it rise to heights other birds don't.
The eagle seems to understand its own wing span and knows how and when to make the best use of it.
The air currents make the flight of the eagle less stressful and saves the eagle energy and strength.
Patience can be a mark of intelligence.
In the eagle it is.
We live in a world system that doesn't often give credit to patient people.
If you're being patient some interpret is as being slow.
Some assume the patient are weak and unsure.
That is not always the case.
We live in a world system that praises the fast, the sharp, the action man or woman.
Yet a lot of people are full of regret, remorse, unhappiness and bitterness because they ran ahead of their time.
They were not patient.
The patience of the eagle is not to be mistaken for inactivity and being slow.
The eagle is a calculative and intelligent bird, filled with all sorts of exceptional abilities.
The eagle is just smart enough to know when to act, its intelligent enough to be patient for the best result.
The eagles patience is not due to a fear of flying, for the eagle is the king of the sky among birds, a true master of the air.
The eagle is a risk taker, a calculative and patient one.
No wonder the eagle is a skillful hunter!
There's a lot we can learn from the eagle.
The time comes, when we have to leave the nest of our comfort to risk the game of the eagle!
Until then, let's be patiently focused like the eagle is.
