"Different birds have different styles of flight, and thus each bird is differently shaped," (p. 95).

"EXPERIMENTS IN HOW FLIGHT OCCURS...Fill a tin can with water, and then cover it with a piece of cardboard. Hold the cardboard tight against the top of the can, sealing the top and then turn it upside down....The upward push of the air pressure is greater than the downward pull of the gravity," (p. 94).

"As mentioned,...one of the ways in which you can come to understand Nature...is by examining the symbolism of habitats," (p. 57).

"There are ten related steps to facilitate your ability to reopen communication and to develop augury," (p. 47).

"Pay closer attention to the physical signs of Nature," (p. 47).

"Hawks are one of the most intriguing and mystical of the birds of prey," (p. 152).

"An examination of the specific species of hawk and its behaviors will reveal...