Have you ever seen a hawk flying in the sky with a few crows close on its tail, bothering it? I never really understood this. A hawk is much more fierce predator capable of destroying the crows if he chose to. But for some reason he doesn’t. He just continues flying and focusing on his task at hand.
If you pay close attention, you will also notice that many times when a crow is by himself, smaller birds will follow him around and bother him. A little but of karma if you ask me.
Why am I telling you this?
Check out the podcast to find out!
Have you ever seen a hawk flying in the sky with a few crows close on its tail, bothering it? I never really understood this. A hawk is much more fierce predator capable of destroying the crows if he chose to. But for some reason he doesn’t. He just continues flying and focusing on his task at hand.
If you pay close attention, you will also notice that many times when a crow is by himself, smaller birds will follow him around and bother him. A little but of karma if you ask me.
Why am I telling you this?
Check out the podcast to find out!