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Shopping in one of my favourite stores, I came across this adorable gem with the simple phrase, "Be your Beauty class." It was time to receive this news because I had recently decided to end a long-term friendship that was seriously disturbed and emotionally overwhelming me. Like most people who are experiencing the end of a long-standing friendship, whether or not it is a positive experience, the purpose of the separation has both relieved and lost sight of me. Feeling nice was probably the last thing I thought about at the time because "friendship" had become so shocking to my psyche. It sounded like a total rush in my head to systematically convince me that I had nothing to offer. But when I read the title of the little gem in the shop that day, he talked to me in a way I can not describe. I felt that my soul just woke up with a healthy inspiration! I thought it would be wonderful if each of us could feel the same calmness as on this day by merely stepping back and enjoying our Beauty given by God! Not just physical Beauty, but our entire being, inside and out. I thought about the importance of never allowing someone to control our perception of ourselves because God created each one of us in his image and was not mistaken in any of his creations!
Although we know in our hearts that God uniquely receives us, everyone in our lives has once been a victim of the permission of unwanted "friends" or the annoying voice in our heads trying to convince us that we are smaller than, But we can not fully appreciate our individuality and the beautiful qualities we have to offer. Not recognizing or appreciating our Beauty resembles the conclusion in Alice Walker's quote, "I think it bothers God when you walk around in a field without seeing it and not realizing it." Purple colour). It may be a bit brutal, but sometimes we need a sincere call for attention. The same concept applies to our self-image and not just to see a colour somewhere in a field. Although we understand the problem, I have found that women, in particular, fall into the trap of comparing themselves to others and not accepting their Beauty. Physical Beauty has become the end. Many people, because of their physical appearance, have such a blind desire for others that they do not take into account the personal difficulties that someone might experience, despite the quality of their union. Outside, however simple it may seem, when each of us begins to practice our Beauty, we realize that each one of us is as beautiful as we are.
However, although physical attractiveness can be beautiful, outer Beauty is transient. Therefore, the character, morals, and values of a person must be the factors by which true Beauty is judged. Significant genes do not only transmit these central features; more importantly; They never disappear. Do you remember the adage, pretty is she so pretty? If a person lacks these three basics, then it does not matter what he looks like externally. Physical Beauty is unrelated to the goodness or essential quality of a person. OK, for those who might have a bit more trouble convincing, we may be able to take small, incremental steps to adopt this revolutionary standard of Beauty. For reasons of compromise, suppose that the new standard for assessing vision can be a combination of physical and internal qualities. However, the fundamental core of who should be a person should at least have a weighted average more significant than the one the person appears to be. Fair enough? Well, until that term is widely accepted, which frankly can take an act of God; I will propose some simple ideas to remind everyone to honour God by simply being your Beauty inside and out.
One way to practice your Beauty is to celebrate the gifts and grace that God has given you. The fact that every person on Earth has a unique design, even our custom fingerprints, is fantastic! Regardless of whether it's an internal or a physical feature that makes you uniquely beautiful, you need to focus on and celebrate each function. We must be very grateful, so observing a thing can be as simple as thanks for that peculiarity. Of course, once you start doing it regularly, you'll begin to appreciate how beautifully it's designed. For example, I was always in good physical shape, sometimes more than others, but in general, I was lucky that God made me physically active and healthy. Although I could sit down and focus on the physical qualities of another person, I decided to celebrate my own. As such, I joined a walking club and regularly used my physical stamina when walking on uneven terrain to reach heights. I never thought I would walk. Some additional benefits include being knowledgeable and close to one another while maintaining good physical shape by doing something that I like. If you have never run, you can not imagine the Beauty that can be seen from the top of a mountain. For miles and miles, there is the Beauty of nature that contains purple spots in a field of flowers. I thank God every day for giving me the physical ability to perform this kind of physical activity. Especially after being a wheelchair user for several months after an injury. I celebrate my blessings when I have the opportunity to use my gift. The more I use it, the stronger I become physically and mentally. You'll be surprised how easily such things can help you discover the blessings you may have missed in the past, as you've spent a lot of time comparing yourself to others. So go out and discover or rediscover your Beauty!
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This brings me to the following advice that I will suggest that you practice yourself to be your Beauty, that is, stop comparing yourself with others and point to the line. Regardless of our season or the number of compliments we receive from others, we often feel that we are not up to someone else. What I have discovered is that a person can not fully appreciate their Beauty if they continue to try to imitate the Beauty of another person. It is irrational to look at the outer Beauty of another person and to feel jealous. First, envy is a sin, and second, physical attraction is transient. So why bother? Instead of comparing yourself to others, you should thank God for creating you in his image. In this context, I would like to share how Iyanla Vanzant's speech entitled "You Matter" has touched me. In this document, he said something that drew my attention to the complete concept of the uselessness of comparison with others. In his speech, he said, "It's an act of violence compared to other people." It is such a strong statement! To fully grasp the meaningfulness of this statement, you need to take a moment to understand the meaning. If you think about it, not only is it an act of violence, but it also disrespects you to compare it with others, which somehow puts your Beauty and uniqueness into the background. Ironically, I realized that this concept also worked the other way round, because it reminded me not to look at others so critically and to appreciate the fact that they were also designed exclusively by God.
One final suggestion that I will make to your Beauty is that it is essential to appreciate and not to imitate the Beauty of others. It is one thing to admire the Beauty of one person, but you have completely crossed the line when your worship for another demoralizes you. Fortunately, there is a healthy balance between celebrating one's Beauty and appreciating the Beauty of others, Especially without being jealous, which is a by-product of the emulation. The safest women are those who can accept their vision and appreciate others for their vision in a healthy way. This trust is reflected in many ways, such as being funny, the way you see others. As the saying goes, "Elegance is [the only] Beauty that never fades." As I said before, Beauty is unique to everyone and does not always mean physical Beauty. Yes, it is essential to strive for the best possible inside and out. However, you must not endanger your self-esteem by posing as a human being. Therefore, it is important to check yourself from time to time to maintain a healthy balance between enjoying and imitating others. If you know who you are and what you have to offer, you can value others at a higher level for what they are without being jealous of trying to emulate them.
In short, since each one of us is uniquely received by God, we all have many reasons to appreciate and celebrate our Beauty. Of course, vision can be seen in many ways, be it internal, external or a combination of both. We can begin transformative thinking to be our kind of Beauty, actively celebrating our uniqueness, one feature after another. Once we do this, we will feel well and be able to appreciate others for their Beauty, without jealousy or envy invading our space. Nobody has the right to try to make you think that you have nothing to offer. As Iyanla Vanzant said in his speech: "You Matter". You do not need anyone to define or complete you because God has already done an incredible job in this regard. Adopt this concept and live it every day. In other words, start courageously every day to be your Beauty!


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