What is the life of an eagle.by. @pijushhossain

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The five descriptions of the eagle bird can tell you ?

Be it an eagle or a cat, every animal in creation teaches us to know life anew. From the falling leaves to the tallest birds, they can add different dimensions to our lives. The lifespan of the mighty eagle bird is typically between 50 and 40 years. From his long life, we can learn some valuable principles.

Principle- 1:
Eagles always choose live animals as food.
Education: Know the Universe
We must also explore new aspects of knowledge science instead of always sitting with old meditation concepts. One must constantly wander into new branches of changing knowledge.

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Principle-2:
The eagle's eyesight is so sharp that it can see everything clearly up to 5 kilometres while flying in the sky! But aim at the victim.
Lesson: Set your goals
We should also be knowledgeable about everything. But care should also be taken to ensure that the goal remains firm. In that case, you can read Dr Khalid Abu Shadi's book How to Use Time Properly.

Principle-3:
The eagle is the only bird able to fly alone in the vast sky. Small birds that are unable to fly as high as eagles are not associated with them.Education: Prestige and friendship
We should also choose competitors with similar dreams and visions. A book that can help with this is "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People."

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Principle- 4:
The most interesting and exciting principle is that the eagle does not avoid the storm but uses the speed of the battery to fly higher.
Lesson: Trusting the power of the mind and moving forward without fear.
Every difficulty in life should be viewed as an opening. Storms will come but must be faced, not avoided. Challenges will go a long way. A book that can help you greatly in this regard is: "The Power of Your Subconscious Mind".

Principle-5:
After 40 years, the eagle becomes somewhat weak. His lips, wings, and paws all began to lose function. At this point, many eagles sacrifice their egos and choose two paths:

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1. Suicide
2. Eating corpses like vultures
   Lesson: "Don't Despair"
   We should also keep our heads cool during times of danger or bad times and wait for better times. You have to face adversity without breaking down, without sacrificing your self-esteem. Even if man is the best creation, he can gain some vital life lessons from other natural designs... Everything in the world is made for the well-being of people. Although not all things directly benefit us, indirectly, many creatures can influence us with their principles or ideals.