The eagle has the longest lifespan of birds, but as it ages past 20 years its beak becomes bent and its wings become too heavy to fly. The eagle then has a choice to either die or go through a 60 day process of renewal. This process involves the eagle traveling to a mountaintop, knocking its beak against rocks until it falls out. It then waits for a new beak, and repeats the process with its talons and feathers, after which it emerges reborn and lives for another 30 years.

1. The Story of the
Majestic Eagle

2. The eagle has the longest life-span
of its type

3. But to reach this age,
the eagle must make a hard decision.
It can live up to 50 Years

4. Its’ long
and
flexible
talons can
no longer
grab prey
which
serves as
food.
In its’ Twenties ...

5. Its’ long and sharp beak becomes
bent.

6. Its’ old-aged and heavy wings,
due to their thick feathers,
become stuck to its’ chest and
make it difficult to fly.

7. Then, the eagle is
left with only two
options -
DIE or go through a
painful process of change
which lasts 60 DAYS.

8. The process
requires that the
eagle fly
to a mountain top
and sit on its’
nest.

9. There
the eagle
knocks
its’ beak
against a
rock until
it plucks
it out.

10. After
plucking it
out, the
eagle will
wait for a
new beak
to grow
back and
then it
will pluck
out its’
talons.

11. When its’ new
talons grow
back, the eagle
starts plucking
its’ old-aged
feathers.

12. 30 more
years
And after five months, the eagle
takes its’ famous flight of rebirth and
lives for …

13. Many times, in
order to survive
we have to
start a change
process.
WHY IS CHANGE
NEEDED?

14. We sometimes need
to get rid of old memories,
habits and other past
traditions.

15. Many times, in order to
survive
we have to start a change
process.
We sometimes need
to get rid of old
memories,
habits and other past
traditions.
Only freed from past
burdens,
can we take advantage
of the present.
Only freed from past
burdens,
can we take advantage of
the present.