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Excerpt from That Elixir Called Love

"What do we do with a great eagle — a great predator, great and massive wings — that finds his beloved and makes love to his beloved and brings her near a river that he can feed her and love her and build a nest with her, and between the two of them they make love? You know why they make love versus the stag and the hind? Because the stag only makes sexual love to the hind but does not love her. That stag will not defend that hind out of season to any predator. He will not save her life and he will not save the life of his children. But the great eagle and some turtles and some lesser birds, they find a mate and they mate for life, that once they have found that one being — And here we know this about eagles because during the scourge of DDT5 that those great and wonderful male and female eagles — who fed on lesser creatures that fed on fruits, vegetables, and wheatstuffs sprayed with DDT — that none of their eggs hatched, and so year after year they couldn’t foster any young. Now did the male leave the female because he thought it was her fault that they didn’t have babies? Never did. And today, today, this is the wisdom of the eagle, this is the wisdom of some turtles, this is the wisdom of some birds; not all, some. And we should take those “somes” and put them to the highest point in their genetic order. These birds mate for life. If you kill the male bird, the female will never mate with another male, never. If you kill the female, the male, which everyone knows is propelled by his loins, that male will never mate again with another bird. Now I want to ask you something: So as human beings do we find ourselves in the order of animals or do we find ourselves in the order of humans? And can we search in the animal kingdom and find true love, loyalty, and trust, or do we dispatch the animal part of us that all animals are the same way? Even in the animal kingdom there is love. And the love that I am speaking about is a love that resonates in seven seals, and we are going to learn about that, that even the eagles know absolutely deep, passionate love; they know absolute trust, absolute dependency, and they know that their mate is irreplaceable. And how greater are you than eagles? I don’t think very great. I don’t think very great at all, because male eagles still loved female eagles when the shells of their young were so weak they couldn’t bear young. young. So we have the classic syndrome of two beings incapable of producing living young, but they stay together." - Ramtha

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