Making of an Eagle’s nest!
It’s interesting to know the making of an Eagle’s nest!
When a mother eagle builds her nest, she starts with thorns, broken branches, sharp rocks, and a number of other items that seem entirely unsuitable for the house.
>> But then she lines the nest with a thick padding of wool, feathers, and fur from animals…
…. making it soft and comfortable for the eggs.
By the time the growing birds reach flying age, the comfort of the nest and the luxury of free meals make them quite reluctant to leave.
>> That’s when the mother eagle begins “stirring up the nest.”
With her strong talons, she begins pulling up the thick carpet of fur and feathers, bringing the sharp rocks and branches to the surface.
>> As more of the bedding gets plucked up, the nest becomes more uncomfortable for the young eagles.
>> Eventually, this and other urgings prompt the growing eagles…
… to leave their once-comfortable abode and move on to more mature behaviour.
Our life is often such!
We take for granted comfortable situations, merciful acts and providential events.
>> But when something unpleasant happens, we are unable to digest them
When something “bad” happens, we look for people to be blamed and scapegoats to be accused!
>> And most of the time, the “Scapegoat” turns out to be “God!”
God is blamed…
… for all negative situations that come up suddenly
… for all uneventful happenings and calamities
… for all tragic moments in personal and societal life