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Let your bird spirit reveal itself

Let the spirit of the bird you are reveal itself.

Greetings fellow spiritual birdwatchers. In the savanna's, cities and forests of Africa, each unique bird carries its own spirit. Some are bold hunters; others are clever watchers. 

The red-billed quelea Is the most common bird found in Africa.
The red-abilled quelea bird

Answer these questions as a true observer of nature would, and let the spirit of the birds guide you to your own. Keep track of your answers, and you’ll discover the bird that matches the rhythm of your soul.


Which African Spiritual Bird Are You?


Choose the answer that best matches  your preferences or personality.


1. How would you describe yourself in a group?


a) A natural leader, guiding others with confidence.

b) Quiet and observant, noticing everything around you.

c) Sociable and talkative, the life of the party.

d) Independent and prefer to be alone.


2. What kind of environment do you thrive in?


a) Open savannahs and grasslands.

b) Dense forests with lots of hiding spots.

c) Anywhere there’s a community to engage with.

d) Remote and untouched places where few go.


3. What do you value the most?


a) Leadership and responsibility.

b) Patience and strategy.

c) Communication and connection.

d) Freedom and solitude.


4. If faced with a problem, how do you handle it?


a) Take charge and solve it directly.

b) Study it carefully, waiting for the perfect moment to act.

c) Gather input from others and discuss the best solution.

d) Figure it out on your own without relying on others.


5. What’s your preferred way to spend your free time?


a) Exploring new places and setting challenges.

b) Observing nature and keeping a low profile.

c) Socializing and sharing stories with friends.

d) Enjoying some peace and quiet away from crowds.


6. How would others describe you?


a) Bold and charismatic.

b) Clever and strategic.

c) Friendly and approachable.

d) Mysterious and elusive.


7. What’s your favorite way to express yourself?


a) Through actions and achievements.

b) By observing and waiting to make the right move.

c) With words and social interactions.

d) Quietly, through subtle gestures. 


Results


Mostly A’s – You are the African Fish Eagle

You are like the Fish Eagle, powerful and bold. You glide over the rivers and lakes, a true hunter of the water, with a presence that cannot be ignored. You are the leader, brave and confident.




Mostly B’s – You are the Crowned Eagle

With eyes that see what others overlook, you are the Crowned Eagle. A quiet hunter of the forest, your patience and sharp vision make you a feared predator. You choose your moment with great wisdom.





Mostly C’s – You are the Pied Crow

Lively and full of curiosity, you are the Pied Crow. You thrive in community, your voice echoing among the trees. Clever and resourceful, you make friends wherever you go and have a story for every occasion.



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Mostly D’s – You are the Secretary Bird

The vast open savannah is your domain, and you are the Secretary Bird. A solitary and unique hunter, you walk with grace and precision, keeping your distance from the flock. You are known for your independence and your quiet strength.


Let the spirit of the bird you are reveal itself, which bird are you? Let your fellow spiritual birdwatchers know your results.


You may also be part red-abilled quelea, Africa’s most populous bird.

The red-abilled quelea, small and unassuming, moves as one with the great flock, reminding us that in the unity of many, there lies a strength greater than any individual’s. 

Like the quelea, humanity finds its true power not in isolation, but in the shared rhythm of community, where each tiny voice, when joined with others, can move the sky.
Two red-abilled quelea
Two red-abilled quelea

Let your bird spirit reveal itself

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