MACE ENERGY METHOD PRACTITIONER & TRAINER

EAGLE WISDOM  By Carol Small

The majestic eagle has captured the imagination of humanity throughout  

history. In particular, symbolically the eagle has provided inspiration

to many indigenous cultures.  It is not hard to understand  Anyone 

fortunate enough to witness an eagle in full flight cannot help but find it

breath taking.  The ease in which an eagle captures on upstream of air,

and, with wings outstretched, hangs there effortlessly, soaring high

above creation is an inspiring sight to behold.

The eagle is symbolically known to represents freedom, no doubt

because of his seemingly effortless ability to freely soar to near

impossible heights. He knows where the upstream is and knows he

does not have to do anything but surrender to it. He is aware that he

need expend little of his own energy in order to glide, suspended high

above earth.

One might say that, of all creatures, the eagle is a perfect example of

allowing and trusting in the natural flow of life.  He shows us that strain

and debilitating effort are not necessary in order to soar. He is

completely free of resistance.

We can learn much from this magnificent creature, however, there is a

lot more to the eagle than most of us are aware.

The eagle’s story.

The processes the eagle choses to go through appear painful.  He

choses to reinvent himself because he loves his life and he knows that

in order to prolong the quality of his life he needs to change.

All creation is pro-survival by nature. The animal kingdom, at large,

instinctively knows when change is needed, and does so in order to

survive. The discomfort associated with the eagle’s metamorphism

does not daunt the eagle. He knows the rewards of change far outweigh 

any momentary discomfort.

Human beings, on the other hand are daunted by change. When our lives are not  are not the way we would like them we have received a wake up call that change change is needed.  When we do not heed this call it is because we are

resisting our natural instinctive pro-survival nature.  Unknown self

imposed restrictions, limiting beliefs and old habitual patterns override

our natural instinctive, pro-survival state.  Until we are free of these

restrictions we will not improve the quality of our lives.©

Please take the time to watch the awe inspiring story of an eagle’s life. 

The original was sent in Power Point and I have made it into a video. 

The creator and original music is unfortunately unknown. I have added a

beautiful piece from Eagle Spirit by Melwyn Goodall entitled And

Wings to protect. If you would like a copy of the original Power Point

presentation and music please contact me at therealyou@bigpond.com .

Be all you can be and more, embrace change and soar like an eagle.

With love,

Carol.

VISION GARDENING

Our state of well being is the corner stone of our life experience.  The better we feel the

easier our lives flow.  Our general state of well being not only influences our physical and

emotional health but is the governing factor in our ability to manifest our dreams.

When we are doing something we enjoy or love our clarity is enhanced. While our focus

remains on this activity there is little room for random thoughts to destroy our natural state

of well being. This is the state we need to be in to clearly define and believe our dreams

possible, for until we do, we have no hope of achieving them.

One of the most wonderful and enjoyable ways of attaining this state of clarity and joy is to

create something beautiful:  And what better way than to co-create with nature.

Now I certainly do not have a green thumb so don’t be deterred.

Our natural function is to create and when we create positively and with purpose we feel

great.
A simple but highly effective form of positive creation that will bring much pleasure, joy and

help you focus on a specific dream is to create what I call a vision garden.

Nature is the epitome of abundance, growth and beauty and by aligning ourselves with this

very essence we are in a natural state of well being. Dreams can become reality.

The beauty of the vision garden is its simplicity.  You don’t have to cultivate a whole garden.  All you need to start is one dream, one pot and some seedlings. It helps if the pot is attractive and

the seedlings are a variety of flower in colours that you resonate with.

Your dream can be anything that you desire to manifest in your life.  For dreams to come to

fruition we must clearly define our intention and maintain focus, unclouded by limiting

beliefs.  We need a workable plan which we must nurture by actioning. No matter how

small, we do require some belief that our dream is possible.