The eagle is used as a symbol for those who trust in God. This brilliance is intense and interesting from its origin. Eagles may take up to a year to fly alone, true people are like eagles, they may take time to mature. We can see pigeons, swallows, and parakeets flying in flocks, but not eagles. They are always alone, high up, looking at the infinite blue. Don't be afraid to be alone. Generally, Christians go against the flow of life. Soar high, although those who soar high are not understood, instead, they are feared, criticized, and often condemned. What do eagles do when the storm comes? They don't hide; they spread their wings and face it bravely. They know that above the dark storm clouds and electrical shocks, the sun shines. In the sacred scripture, we read that those who wait upon the Lord renew their strength; they mount up with wings like eagles, they run and do not grow weary, they walk and do not faint. In this terrible struggle, eagles may lose feathers and injure themselves, but they don't fear and they keep going. Then, while everyone else remains in darkness below, they fly victoriously and peacefully above. Finally, eagles also die. But I ask you, have you ever found the remains of an eagle? Never. You know why? Because when they feel it's time to leave, they don't lament or feel afraid. They fly as high as they can. Eagles search with their eyes for the highest peak, muster the last strength from their tired bodies, and soar to unreachable peaks. There, they wait resignedly for the final moment. Even in death, they are extraordinary. Perhaps that's why the prophet Isaiah compares those who trust in God with eagles. Maybe today you face a day full of challenges. Some may seem impossible, but remember to rest in the peace of our God and then face the struggle as if going to a party, knowing that beyond the storm, the sun will be shining.