The Eagle Is God’s Messenger

There are 60 species of eagles in the world. Eagles have a 6’ to 8’ wingspan and can fly higher than any other bird. When hunting, their sharp beaks and incredibly strong talons grab their prey at high speeds. The graceful eagle has excellent hearing, a panoramic vision, and can fly very fast. Loyal to their mates and offspring, eagles build large nests high in cliffs and in trees for safety.

Fearless and brave, the eagle is aware of everything around them. They glide far and wide for hours to see the whole picture. Eagles are confident and bold with an excellent sense of timing. Intense and decisive, they know when, where, and how to take advantage of new opportunities. The wise eagle believes everything will work out in their favor.

The eagle is greatly respected worldwide for its commanding presence. For centuries, people have seen eagles as symbols of beauty, strength, and freedom. They represent a deep connection with a higher power. According to Native American tradition, the eagle carries messages to and from the Creator. The eagle offers insight on the journey to self-mastery and it teaches the importance of balance between the physical and spiritual realities.