What does The Rebirth of the Eagle teach us?

Revelation: To begin a process of renewal, we must completely abandon all old and bad habits and traditions, and let go of things that have supported our success in the past and have become obstacles to our progress today.

The eagle is the longest-lived bird in the world, reaching a lifetime age of up to 70 years. But few people know that in order to live such a long life, difficult but important decisions must be made in the middle of their lives.

Because by the time the eagle lives to be 40 years old, its talons begin to age and are unable to effectively grasp its prey; Its beak became longer and more curved, and its wings became heavier, making it difficult to fly. At this time, it has only two options: one is to wait for death; The second is regeneration after reforming.

Insight: There are times in our lives when we have to make difficult decisions. Start a process of renewal. We must throw away the old habits, the old constraints, so that we can fly again.

As long as we are willing to let go of old baggage and learn new things, we have the opportunity to unleash our potential and create a new future.

If an eagle chooses to be reborn, then it must fly very hard to the top of the cliff, where it will build a nest and not fly. Then, with hunger and pain, it beats its beak on the rocks day after day until it falls off. When the new beak grows, the eagle must be more determined to pull out the dull claws one by one with the new beak until the new sharp claws are grown.

After these two tasks are completed, the eagle has to pluck the thick and heavy feathers from the wings one by one so that new feathers can grow. When the 150-day painful journey has passed, the eagle can regain 30 years of life and soar into the sky again.

The eagle's revelation tells us that man's greatest enemy is himself, and that the more painful he is, the more he must challenge himself and overcome himself. At the critical juncture of life, whether we are willing to sink or abandon the old and make for the new, the initiative is in our own hands. Therefore, when people reach old age, they must not be pessimistic and despicable, negative and misanthropic, but should shake their spirits and sublimate their realm, in order to achieve the goal of taking off again and doing something for the elderly.

Eagles can live up to 70 years and are the birthday of birds. Legend has it that when the eagle reaches its 40th year, its talons become numb and old, its beak is hooked, and its feathers are thick and dry, making it difficult for its wings to fly. At this moment, the eagle either resigns itself to aging and waits for death; Either renew the aging claws, beaks, and feathers all over the body, and choose a painful but hopeful regeneration.

The eagle chose regeneration. It flies up the cliff with great difficulty to build a nest and settle down. First, peck at the rock so hard that all the old beaks fall off.

When the new pointed beak grows, use the beak to pull out the numb claws one by one. When the new claws are fully grown, they use their claws to pluck out the old feathers all over the body. This process, of course, is quite painful.

But after five months, the shiny new feathers have grown, the whole renewal process is complete, and the regenerated eagle has spread its wings again, thus winning a new life for the next 30 years.

Perception: People must overcome themselves in order to be reborn, and the biggest enemy of people is themselves.

In the long years of life, we need to transform.

Transformation is an opportunity to improve one's own shortcomings. When we realize our mistakes, do we choose to run away and let them go, or are we brave enough to learn to change ourselves?

If you don't want to fall for it, then transform and give yourself a new life.