Likutei Moharan, Part II 72:10/ליקוטי מוהר"ן·תנינא ע״ב:י׳

110. And this is as it is written: {“Does the eagle soar by your command, building its nest up high, dwelling on the rock and lodging there, upon the crag and fortress? From there chafar (it searches) for food; its eyes look out to the distance” (Job 39:27-29).} dwelling on the rock and lodging— “Rock” is the B’ER, the concept of Bei’URei Torah, the concept of “The b’er which captains chafaruha” as mentioned above. And this is:

2From there chafar for food— This is the aforementioned concept of embarrassment, for through Torah interpretations one merits embarrassment, as mentioned above. This is the meaning of “From there chafar for food,” because he is ashamed to put the food into his mouth on account of the feeling of embarrassment which comes over him, as mentioned above. And this is:

3its eyes look out to the di st ance— In other words, he perceives and looks at how distant he is from God, as mentioned above.