Did you notice the calmness of the deers? That's one attribute that I love so much about them.
How composed are you in face of adversity? Being calm in a very confusing state can help us stay collected and actually think right. This too will lead to good decision making.
Being calm isn't classified as weakness. The deer though being calm has a very high speed, is very agile and has a powerful sense of smell.
We can learn a lot from deers by learning to be present in our environment. Always be mindful and live in the present. Be observant, and stay active.
When you notice dangerous situations, take your leave. Not all things need confrontation, not every situation needs reaction. Wisdom is always profitable to those who have insight.
I see two deers and from my perspective, One is being an eye to the other one grazing. We can learn to watch out for others and let selfishness out of our mind. When we see something that will be of benefit to people around us, it's important we share the information and when we see danger, we alert them.
I also noticed the deer grazing trusted the one behind. Although, we live in a world that has now lack trust, we must learn to have at least someone we can confide in. No matter how much we think we don't need people, we can't do life alone.
In conclusion, I see meekness, trust, loyalty and mindfulness in one picture.
Isn't it a blessing to the taught but animals? These wonderful creatures have so much attributes we can learn or emulate.
Pic: @wakeupkitty
Amie,
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Standing still doesn't mean they are calm. If I observe them, I get nervous just like them. See how they move their nostrils and how they are ready to flee.
Thank you for your entry.
The last I checked the prompt asked us to describe what we see and what we feel. So, it is what I saw I said. Everybody has different perspective to things.
Yes, be calm doesn't mean weakness. But the way I'm seeing them they're ready to run if they see anyone that's coming their way.
Yeah right. That's why they are agile and observant of their environment.
Deer are experts in being watchful. Their main defense is leaving before anything can hurt them, so they're always ready to move fast :)
Yes that's right. Very observant animals.