The Bird That Has The World In His Heart

The story illustrates a power that originates in the phenomena that are apparently inexplicable by natural laws, Unlike other birds, swifts wont feed themselves and rarely gape for food. This means large numbers of swifts gather in the sky to feed on flying insects.

All that has been and all that will be, the Swift creates sings about themselves to inspire courage among them. They are filled with creation and explodes with it, overflows with it.

In myths, songs heal wounds and are used to call courage. People are summoned by the chanting of their name. Pain is relieved, magical breaths replenish the body.

These common Swifts are described as real aerobatic showmen. They are built for flying and does practically nothing else. The swift spends its entire life in the air, with the exception of a brief breeding season.

Even at night, the birds do not land to sleep, but let themselves be carried by the wind and merely fall into a kind of semi-sleep. During the breeding season, swifts are found foraging in many places in our country. The birds can be spotted flying at breakneck speed high in the air, above the surface of water or between buildings, hunting for flying insects.

The Bird That Has The World In His Heart.

I always laid on the beach and looked up at the sky during a warm summer’s day. I will see that distinctive anchor shape which is unmistakably swift. 

During the summer months they dance high in the sky singing at the top of their lungs. However, despite being a common site, the lives of swifts are relatively unknown. 

I had the privilege of telling you the story of the swifts with the world in their hearts.

Is there any kind of bird in the world that has the world in their hearts more than the Swift bird does?

Every autumn, swifts start migrating. They fly across 36 countries before they finally arrive at the southern African plateau.

Swifts birds and humans in their health share certain phenomenal characteristics that are apparently inexplicable by natural laws: their acute sensitivity, their playful spirit, and great devotion. 

Swift s birds like Human beings are kindred by nature, they are curious to know and possess great strength and endurance. 

They are deeply intuitive and care intensely for their young, mate and group. 

They are experts in the art of adapting to ever changing circumstances; they are fiercely strong and very courageous.

• A Swift bird in flight is like a human being in his existence.

• Swifts Love to Fly, just as the human being cling to his existence.

• Chimney swifts are very fast fliers and spend most of their lives in midair. 

• They eat, drink and mate while flying, only stopping to raise young. 

• They even take their baths in flight by dipping in a water source briefly.

• It’s estimated they fly more than 500 miles each day. swifts are small birds, only about 5 inches in length, that look somewhat like swallows and are sometimes mixed in with flocks of swallows. 

Yet, among the two species the human being has the one chance of being voracious and erratic, tremendously aggressive, of far less value than the Swift bird. 

Human beings have been the target of one another who would like to see the other unhappy.

So here’s the concept of the Swift bird’s  typical example, the Swift bird’s old-style which is also observed in other creatures: for example Bears, elephants and butterflies.

The characteristics of each species offer rich metaphorical clues about what is knowable about the feminine energy that the human being is losing it.

Feminine energy is all of the nurturing traits it takes to connect to human beings in a meaningful and fulfilling way. 

It’s compassionate, kind, empathetic, patient and emotional. It’s about embracing your intuition.

Kelly: The wilderness has doubly passed through my spirit, through my birth of passionate African connection and then through my birth to my parents and grandparents who are also a tiny piece of the African wilderness, the  woods, and farms, not far from the Great Lakes. 

The nourishment of lightning and thunder, the night’s cornfields screeched and shouting.

• The cock crows welcomed the morning.

• We could all drink from the same sources without fear.

Though now I am called by that name Kelly, my love for the forest was born when I was still a little girl. I was an aesthete who is appreciative of and sensitive to art and beauty.

Like the Swift bird do has the world in its heart. Every autumn the Swift birds start migrate. They fly across 36 countries before they finally arrive at the southern Africa plateau.

For the Swift bird, the world earth is a whole, the countries they fly across are all homes, no matter no matter if they are big or small, powerful, or weak, Rich or poor. Humans are to co-exist harmoniously with nature and all things on earth.

Things of the sentient beings are alive in themselves.

Any living organism has the power to renew itself. Young swifts remain in the nest for 37–56 days, depending on the weather conditions. If it gets too cold, they fall into a sleepy state called torpor a bit like hibernation during which they don’t feed until conditions improve. 

Youngsters are independent as soon as they leave the nest, and set out immediately on migration. 

Swifts start their return journey in mid July, before nights become too cool. They can’t roost overnight during the journey, like swallows do, so they travel quickly. 

Any living creature has the power to constantly renew itself. We have this power within us. And it appears this power is dreading. 

The story of the Swift represents the indestructible aspect of that power. Their instinctual nature.

Our nature instinct, relearning our lost intuition for the inner workings of the natural world. The small little creature destined for freedom and integrity, who will never accept the rigours and demands of a dead civilization culture.

The Swift existence exemplifies the whole process of bringing the humans to their natural instinctive sense in their fullness. 

Within us there are the five senses Sight, Taste, Touch, Hearing and Smell collect information about our environment that are interpreted by the brain.

Today, America is reincarnating, to return to the creatures they once were changing ourselves and changing the world.

Within us are the breath, and our truths and our desires, together they are the anthem of creation that we all loved to sing.

Each of us should be the communicator, promoter and builder of ecological civilization. Establishing a strict ecological and environmental protection system.