SAMIA’S BLOG
Defying Beliefs - Doing the Impossible
Photo of a hummingbird sucking nectar from a flower.
JYOTI please download https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1589258977674-a5ecbaf96ff2?ixlib=rb-1.2.1&auto=format&fit=crop&w=1575&q=80
In Costa Rica, I watched, mesmerised, a hummingbird collecting nectar from a flower.
The tiny, agile hummingbird, with wings that flap up to 90 times per second, a heart rate that exceeds 1.200 beats per minute and wings that rotate 360 degrees, hovers in mid air, flies back and forth, side to side and up and down, as well as sideways and even up-side down.
The laws of physics stipulate that it ought to be impossible for the hummingbird to fly.
Evidently, nobody has mentioned this to the hummingbird…
And even if someone has, she has evidently decided that she is free to make her own choices, act upon what matters to her and defy limiting beliefs.
Photo of a hummingbird sucking nectar from a flower.
JYOTI please download https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1589258977674-a5ecbaf96ff2?ixlib=rb-1.2.1&auto=format&fit=crop&w=1575&q=80
In Costa Rica, I watched, mesmerised, a hummingbird collecting nectar from a flower.
The tiny, agile hummingbird, with wings that flap up to 90 times per second, a heart rate that exceeds 1.200 beats per minute and wings that rotate 360 degrees, hovers in mid air, flies back and forth, side to side and up and down, as well as sideways and even up-side down.
The laws of physics stipulate that it ought to be impossible for the hummingbird to fly.
Evidently, nobody has mentioned this to the hummingbird…
And even if someone has, she has evidently decided that she is free to make her own choices, act upon what matters to her and defy limiting beliefs.
There is no Program Here
- There is no program here
Photos of sea lions, walruses, iguanas and shark in Galapagos
Whilst visiting the Galapagos Islands I came THIS CLOSE to sea lions, walruses, iguanas and a shark and they were so very unperturbed by our closeness.
Humans: They were never programmed to fear.
