Eagles

January 18, 2002

Hi Diane

If you thank that I have a big mouth you should

see my wife " Susy " she's the one with a big smart

mouth HA HA.

Terry

--- diane214@... wrote:

> Well -dz-... God gave us a mouth so we might as well

> use it...... I know

> I use mine enough...So now there are 2 of us.... And

> if I might add, we

> also have meak and mild Jan!!!!!! LOL.... Now Terry

> has also been

> corrupted..... so now we have 4...... ha ha ha......

> Oh!!! Dennis

> too........(5) Now that's a start.......

>

> Angel Hugs,

> Diane

>

> May Rainbow Dreams Color Your World With Love, Hope,

> Peace & Unity

>

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January 18, 2002

-dz-

hahahahahahahaha I am laughing so hard about Dennis' hens doing the

Funky Chicken that I am about to wet myself.... LOL!!!!! hee-hee you

are a trip hahahaha.............................

Angel Hugs,

Diane

May Rainbow Dreams Color Your World With Love, Hope, Peace & Unity

January 18, 2002

Hi Terry,

Tell Susy I said You Go Girl!!!!!! ;-)

Angel Hugs,

Diane

May Rainbow Dreams Color Your World With Love, Hope, Peace & Unity

January 18, 2002

Now Jan would I say you have a big mouth? LOL.... ;-)

Angel Hugs,

Diane

May Rainbow Dreams Color Your World With Love, Hope, Peace & Unity

January 19, 2002

No, I don't work with them. You're thinking of the pic I sent in to the

list where I had a falcon on my arm.

Got another egg this morning! Now if I can just get the other two hens to

compete.

DH

Re: [ ] Eagles

> >

> > > Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy -dz-

> > > Now you know we are not devils... hee-hee.....

> > What in the world would

> > > make you think that??????

> > >

> > > Hey where is everyone??? Just because we cut up

> > and joke doesn't mean

> > > that we are still not supportive.... We can't live

> > our lives 24/7

> > > thinking we are going to die. and what this

> > disease is doing to us....

> > > Good Lord. If that were the case we would all be

> > goners..... We all

> > > share a bond, and that bond is Hepatitis... Don't

> > care how everyone got

> > > it.... We all have it.... A little sense of humor

> > will only make you

> > > feel better.... Laughter is great medicine!! Get

> > on out here and let us

> > > know you are here!!! Dennis!!! Where the heck are

> > you???? Out teaching

> > > the hens????

> > >

> > > Angel Hugs,

> > > Diane

> > >

> > > May Rainbow Dreams Color Your World With Love,

> > Hope, Peace & Unity

> > >

January 19, 2002

None what so ever. Mine sits by me while I build the fire. It's in her

best interest, you see. I'll bet I could get her to fetch wood.

DH

Re: [ ] Eagles

> >

> > You are right Diane..We aren;t gone yet..We all

> > need a good laugh each day...Dennis I was wondering

> > why you don't get on as much anymore too...Where are

> > you at?? Chopping wood? Get in touch everyone!1 We

> > miss you..Get in on the laughs ok...New comers the

> > only way to get to know us better is to join in on

> > the laughter!!!!!

> >

January 19, 2002

Well, from warped minds come warped ideas!!

-dz-

--- diane214@... wrote:

> -dz-

> hahahahahahahaha I am laughing so hard about Dennis'

> hens doing the

> Funky Chicken that I am about to wet myself....

> LOL!!!!! hee-hee you

> are a trip hahahaha.............................

>

> Angel Hugs,

> Diane

>

> May Rainbow Dreams Color Your World With Love, Hope,

> Peace & Unity

>

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February 15, 2003

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Subject: FW: Eagles

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Fw: Eagles

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(note: when forwarded an eagle is added.)

Prayer wheel for our soldiers...please don't break it

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Prayer wheel for our soldiers...please don't break it

Prayer Wheel

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perform for us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our

Lord and Savior. Amen. "

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There is nothing attached.... This can be very powerful.... Just send

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July 10, 2007

Read this - it totally blessed me today, because today, I had a hard day, today

I began thinking, well if satan goes after to destroy people's lives that try to

do stuff for God, then maybe I don't want to be one of those people, maybe I

still want to live for God, but just sit back, and go to church like I am

supposed to, but not do all the EXTRA stuff that I do for God....maybe I just

want to be *normal* so satan leaves me and my family alone.....and then I read

this....God loves me SO much, that He knew my thoughts, and had someone send

this to me, and I love them for being that person.

Isaiah 40:28-31

The eagle is a symbol used many times in Scripture, in fact, it is mentioned 38

times throughout the Bible. We can learn some important lessons from this

majestic creation of God. Eagles have a wing span of 2 meters and are around 90

cm. tall. The eagle mates for life and use the same nest for life. This nest is

built in a safe place, often on the ledge of a sharp cliff. It is built to last

and the largest nest reported is 9 ½ feet wide and 20 feet deep.

When the babies are born, both parents assume responsibility for their care.

They are gentle parents, sitting on the eggs for one month. The parents bring

food up to the nest and feed them small pieces of meat. Within 45 days they can

weigh nearly 40 times their birth weight. At three months they get special

feathers for flying and a new learning experience begins. The mother eagle flies

into the nest and begins to thrash around causing a great commotion. Eventually

one of the babies will fall out of the nest and begin heading for the earth

below. Never having used his wings before, he's not really sure what to do, but

does do lots of flapping while heading straight down! Just before the baby hits

the ground, the mother eagle flies underneath in order to 'catch' the baby on

her powerful wings and she flies him safely back to the nest. This continues on

day after day until all the babies learn to fly.

There are two verses in scripture that actually mention this routine of the

eagle. In Deuteronomy 32:10,11 Moses reminds the children of Israel how God

cared for them and guarded them just " like an eagle that stirs up its nest and

hovers over its young, that spreads its wings to catch them and carries them on

its pinions. " Again in Exodus 19:4 God says that " He will carry the children of

Israel on eagles' wings " .

We can get very comfortable in our 'nest'. Perhaps that could be our way of

doing things, our way of thinking, our opinions, our way of living life. Then

when God comes and 'stirs up our nest' we get upset. We don't always identify

this as a growing experience. Sometimes if we were really honest, we really

don't want to grow. We get very complacent and satisfied with where we are and

any interruptions are viewed as negative. But God wants us to fly - to become

all that He intends us to become. He never stirs up our nest without good

reason!

The eagle can see a rabbit two miles away. It can soar up to two miles above the

ground and can fly at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. They have a separate

eyelid which slides across the eye sideways in order to keep the eye clean and

free from dust as they fly. Their bones are hollow and therefore light of frame.

Their frame has cross ribs like steel bars in sky scrapers. The eagle has 7000

feathers. The back feathers are as long as the head feathers. Their beak is

black until age of 3 years and then turns golden.

When eagles are about 30 years old they go through a renewal process. They find

a secret place high in the mountains and begin to claw at their face and tear

out the feathers that have been damaged over the years. As a result, it bleeds

badly. But this is necessary for the eagle in order to renew its strength. If it

did not do this it would not be able to live to its normal 60 years of age.

Psalms 103:5 says " who satisfies your desires with good things so that your

youth is renewed like the eagles. " A time of renewal is necessary for every

child of God. A time when we get rid of what is weighing us down, holding us

back, aging us spiritually. A time to give up the sinful habits, to give in to

the Holy Spirit in whatever way He is convicting us. We need to do this even to

the point of renewal with pain! Some things we hold on to so tightly that to let

go, actually causes us pain. But in order to have the long, powerful, useful

spiritual life that God plans for us, we need to do that. It will renew our

spiritual youthfulness.

When the eagle is free to soar in God's creation, they are the cleanest of

birds. They were created to be free and to soar to great heights. They were not

meant to remain close to the earth in the lowlands. They were created to soar.

When eagles are held in captivity, they become one of the dirtiest birds.

God has created us to remain pure and holy and conformed to his image. Don't

allow the freedom we are to experience in Him, to be compromised by spending too

much time in worldly thinking, activities, mindsets. Remain clean!

Eagles do not fly like other birds, they don't flap their wings but rather soar.

Flapping their wings would use incredible amounts of their own strength and

endurance and they would require so much more food as fuel if they didn't soar.

Instead they sit on a high ledge and wait for the right wind currents to come.

When the time is right, they take off and soar upward. Effortlessly, because

they have waited for the right time. There is a special 'up going' wind, that

they ride as it circles higher and higher toward the sky.

What a lesson for God's children to learn. How often do we waste strength by

jumping out too soon and 'flapping our wings', instead of waiting for God's

timing. Waiting is not a popular concept in these days of instant everything!

But when we wait on the Lord - wait for His timing - wait for His answers - wait

for His direction, then we can soar to new heights and fly to new places.

" Those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength, they will soar on wings

like eagles: they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not faint. "

by Ozirney

July 10, 2007

Oh , I've been in love with Isaiah ever since I first met the

Lord in the summer of 1967 (wow, that's 4 DECADES ago now) and

Is.40:31 is one of my immediate family's " personal verses " !

Thank you so much for sharing that uplifting message -- And if you do

not already own a DVD of " The Hiding Place " , I highly recommend

ordering a copy ASAP (it's the inspiring true story of Corrie ten

Boom & her family, who saved Jews in Holland during WWII) -- This

film & the original book are too humbling for words to express...

During times in my life when I'm been tested by various trials &

tribulations, I always look back at what Corrie & her family endured

for the sake of Christ & His outreach to those in desparate need --

Believe me, their personal sacrifices forever make any burdens I'm

bearing pale by comparison.

Your friend,

CC

" Keep on LifeLift flex-breathing <:-) It works! "

>

> Read this - it totally blessed me today, because today, I had a

hard day, today I began thinking, well if satan goes after to destroy

people's lives that try to do stuff for God, then maybe I don't want

to be one of those people, maybe I still want to live for God, but

just sit back, and go to church like I am supposed to, but not do all

the EXTRA stuff that I do for God....maybe I just want to be *normal*

so satan leaves me and my family alone.....and then I read

this....God loves me SO much, that He knew my thoughts, and had

someone send this to me, and I love them for being that person.

>

> Isaiah 40:28-31

>

> The eagle is a symbol used many times in Scripture, in fact, it is

mentioned 38 times throughout the Bible. We can learn some important

lessons from this majestic creation of God. Eagles have a wing span

of 2 meters and are around 90 cm. tall. The eagle mates for life and

use the same nest for life. This nest is built in a safe place, often

on the ledge of a sharp cliff. It is built to last and the largest

nest reported is 9 ½ feet wide and 20 feet deep.

>

> When the babies are born, both parents assume responsibility for

their care. They are gentle parents, sitting on the eggs for one

month. The parents bring food up to the nest and feed them small

pieces of meat. Within 45 days they can weigh nearly 40 times their

birth weight. At three months they get special feathers for flying

and a new learning experience begins. The mother eagle flies into the

nest and begins to thrash around causing a great commotion.

Eventually one of the babies will fall out of the nest and begin

heading for the earth below. Never having used his wings before, he's

not really sure what to do, but does do lots of flapping while

heading straight down! Just before the baby hits the ground, the

mother eagle flies underneath in order to 'catch' the baby on her

powerful wings and she flies him safely back to the nest. This

continues on day after day until all the babies learn to fly.

>

> There are two verses in scripture that actually mention this

routine of the eagle. In Deuteronomy 32:10,11 Moses reminds the

children of Israel how God cared for them and guarded them just " like

an eagle that stirs up its nest and hovers over its young, that

spreads its wings to catch them and carries them on its pinions. "

Again in Exodus 19:4 God says that " He will carry the children of

Israel on eagles' wings " .

>

> We can get very comfortable in our 'nest'. Perhaps that could be

our way of doing things, our way of thinking, our opinions, our way

of living life. Then when God comes and 'stirs up our nest' we get

upset. We don't always identify this as a growing experience.

Sometimes if we were really honest, we really don't want to grow. We

get very complacent and satisfied with where we are and any

interruptions are viewed as negative. But God wants us to fly - to

become all that He intends us to become. He never stirs up our nest

without good reason!

>

> The eagle can see a rabbit two miles away. It can soar up to two

miles above the ground and can fly at speeds of up to 100 miles per

hour. They have a separate eyelid which slides across the eye

sideways in order to keep the eye clean and free from dust as they

fly. Their bones are hollow and therefore light of frame. Their frame

has cross ribs like steel bars in sky scrapers. The eagle has 7000

feathers. The back feathers are as long as the head feathers. Their

beak is black until age of 3 years and then turns golden.

>

> When eagles are about 30 years old they go through a renewal

process. They find a secret place high in the mountains and begin to

claw at their face and tear out the feathers that have been damaged

over the years. As a result, it bleeds badly. But this is necessary

for the eagle in order to renew its strength. If it did not do this

it would not be able to live to its normal 60 years of age.

>

> Psalms 103:5 says " who satisfies your desires with good things so

that your youth is renewed like the eagles. " A time of renewal is

necessary for every child of God. A time when we get rid of what is

weighing us down, holding us back, aging us spiritually. A time to

give up the sinful habits, to give in to the Holy Spirit in whatever

way He is convicting us. We need to do this even to the point of

renewal with pain! Some things we hold on to so tightly that to let

go, actually causes us pain. But in order to have the long, powerful,

useful spiritual life that God plans for us, we need to do that. It

will renew our spiritual youthfulness.

>

> When the eagle is free to soar in God's creation, they are the

cleanest of birds. They were created to be free and to soar to great

heights. They were not meant to remain close to the earth in the

lowlands. They were created to soar. When eagles are held in

captivity, they become one of the dirtiest birds.

>

> God has created us to remain pure and holy and conformed to his

image. Don't allow the freedom we are to experience in Him, to be

compromised by spending too much time in worldly thinking,

activities, mindsets. Remain clean!

>

> Eagles do not fly like other birds, they don't flap their wings but

rather soar. Flapping their wings would use incredible amounts of

their own strength and endurance and they would require so much more

food as fuel if they didn't soar. Instead they sit on a high ledge

and wait for the right wind currents to come. When the time is right,

they take off and soar upward. Effortlessly, because they have waited

for the right time. There is a special 'up going' wind, that they

ride as it circles higher and higher toward the sky.

>

> What a lesson for God's children to learn. How often do we waste

strength by jumping out too soon and 'flapping our wings', instead of

waiting for God's timing. Waiting is not a popular concept in these

days of instant everything! But when we wait on the Lord - wait for

His timing - wait for His answers - wait for His direction, then we

can soar to new heights and fly to new places.

>

> " Those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength, they will

soar on wings like eagles: they will run and not grow weary, they

will walk and not faint. "

>

> by Ozirney

>

July 10, 2007

How powerful...I don't know what else to say except thank you for sharing. I

always like to come on here to find what gift has been left for me to open. I'm

never disappointed.

God is AWESOME!

Smiles & Hugs,

Miss :-)

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