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Chapter 108

Chapter 11, Section 9 The process of the goshawk becoming a falcon?

The process of losing willpower is also the process of losing freedom. ? ?

This is an adult goshawk with a sharp and curved beak, covered with iron gray feathers, and sharp and powerful claws, but its legs are tied by a heavy iron chain. ?
The goshawk accidentally ran into the trap set by the hunter. From the moment it was restrained, it showed a violent and wild character. Its two vigorous eagle claws kept scratching, rattling and rattling the iron chain, making bursts of noise. The howling of grief and indignation made people feel desolate.

The hunter confronted it outside the rope net.The eagle jumped at him angrily, but was pulled back by the iron chain every time, and fell heavily to the ground.In the futile pounce, the eagle's physical strength was exhausted little by little.

As night fell, there was a biting chill in the late autumn wind.The hunter lit a fire by the side of the field. Under the light of the fire, the goshawk glared at the hunter with bloodshot eyes.

The hunter's eyes are also blood red, and he confronts the eagle. ?
The next day came slowly, and when the first ray of morning light dyed the goshawk's feathers, it became even more angry and irritable, and faintly felt the hunger in its belly.

The hunter held the lamb to the eyes of the goshawk, which fiercely opened its door-like wings and rushed towards the hunter. ?
The hunter dodged in a hurry, but was swept by the strong wind from the eagle's wings. The eagle ignored the fresh and tender mutton, and just pecked at the iron chain with its beak, making a loud bang, and the eagle's beak was already dripping with blood.The eagle seemed to know no pain, and pecked as usual.The blood dripped down little by little and fell to the ground like a dazzling flower.

Another night of confrontation. ?
Two days and two nights passed, and during this process, the goshawk was unbearably hungry, and his strong will was gradually wiped out, and he began to feel awed towards people.

After nightfall, surrounded by the boundless night, the hunter saw the goshawk's hostility dissipate little by little.He didn't dare to relax, for fear that if he was a little careless, all his previous efforts would be wasted. ?
By the third day, the eagle's beak was covered with black and hard blood scabs, and the blood was even clogging the nostrils. The anger gathered in the eyes dissipated. His eyes were half-closed from time to time, as if he would fall asleep at any moment.

However, the hunter would not let it fall asleep. He held a stick in his hand and kept teasing it. It has not slept peacefully for two days and two nights.Unbearable, Goshawk's anger condensed again, but lost his vigor. ?
Its hoarse cry lacks confidence, less deterrence, more sadness and helplessness.When the autumn wind hits, the eagle's feathers look old, messy and dull, and it can no longer find the expression of the former favored son of heaven—its physical strength and will are on the verge of collapse. ?
Another day passed, and a cold night fell.In the field carefully arranged by the hunter, there were bursts of wild animal cries.The goshawk gathered its feathers tightly, and moved its body timidly towards the fire, feeling lonely and helpless.The cry of the beast was approaching, and the eagle began to tremble visibly.

The hunter clearly saw that there was a gleam of pity in the eagle's eyes. ?
So the hunter walked into the net, took the eagle into his arms, and stroked the eagle's head.It no longer struggled to peck, and let the hunter's fingers slide down from the top of the head, along the slender neck, to the broad back.The eagle stretched out its body tamely, with gentleness and obedience in its eyes. ?
At this time, the hunter puts the fresh and tender mutton on his palm, and the eagle quickly grabs it piece by piece.middle--?That's how a falcon gets done. ?
The hunter's physical strength was almost exhausted, and he had to sleep for three days and three nights to recover.When the eagle reappeared, it would either squat on the hunter's elbow or shoulder, or fly low and hover over the hunter's head. When the prey appeared in the distance, it would strike swiftly...

When the hunter gets the prey, he will generously throw intestines, liver and lungs, etc. to it. ?
This is the process of boiling the eagle!

This is the process of an unruly soul disappearing! ?

Mind walk?

Every time this story is told, a professor of psychology at Cambridge University feels very uncomfortable.So every time he finished his lecture, he would say to the students: At any time, don't shake your willpower like an eagle. ?
Will has tenacity, which is a quality of will.Contrary to tenacity, the will is also vacillating. People who are vacillating lack perseverance and perseverance, and are prone to retreat in the face of difficulties and setbacks, so that they give up the pursuit of goals and the persistence of their own value and freedom.A person whose will is wavering, like a falcon, ends up being a weakling in life.

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