NDUKA B. OJAIDE

THE EAGLE CONCEPT – PART 2 WHAT IS MY PURPOSE? Where do I come from? Why am I here? Where do I go to after here? These three critical questions are key to discovering who you are. The most critical of the three is the second question – Why am I here? When somebody asked Albert Einstein what question he will ask God if he could ask one, he replied, “How did the universe start? Because everything after that is math.” And after thinking for a while, he changed his mind. He said, “Instead I would ask, ‘Why was the universe created?’ Because then I would know the meaning of my own life.” To know where you are going, you must first know where you are coming from. Every end point has a beginning point. Every start point has a corresponding stop point. Every destination has a source point. So to know your purpose, you must first understand who you are. WHO ARE YOU? Every man and woman is a son and daughter of God. As a son and daughter of God, we are in the express im

THE EAGLE CONCEPT – DISCOVERING SELF The eagle is known as the king of all birds. Its strength is in its wings, eyes, and legs. With its wings it can soar to great heights – it is believed the eagle can fly up to an altitude of 10,000 feet. The eagle has keen eyesight. Its eyes are extremely powerful having up to 3.6 times human activity. It has strong muscular legs used in picking preys up. The eagle have a great fascination and inspiration for everyone due to its leadership characteristics. Eagles are admired all over the world, as a living symbol of power of freedom. The eagle lives on top of very high mountains or very high tree top. The mother eagle lays between 1 – 4 eggs, but usually hatches only two. The why, behind this behavioral pattern, of hatching just two eggs is actually not known. When the eaglets are born, mother eagle flies out of the nest every day and returns bringing food for the eaglets. The eaglets open their little beaks while ma