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    “I still wear makeup when I feel like it, though less of it, and I still enjoy experimenting with a new shade of lipstick or eye shadow. The point is that I, and everyone else, have a choice. And we should be able to freely make that choice, from one moment to the next, without society’s ‘standard of beauty’ hovering over us. I am my own standard-bearer. So are you.”

    Alicia Keys, More Myself (Page 211)

      “People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light from within.”

      Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, Sunbeams (Page 7)

      Quote On Inner Beauty and Questioning How People Would Treat You If They Were All Blind

        “If the whole world was blind, how many people would you impress?”

        Unknown

        Beyond the Quote (256/365)

        As it stands, the world is predominantly vision based. Meaning, most of what we interpret from our worlds—our environments—is absorbed from what we see. Less of what we learn is from hearing and less from that is tasting, smelling, and feeling. And because most of us rely on vision, vision becomes the predominant method for hierarchically organizing our world. In other words, we organize our world into “desirable” and “less desirable” based on what we see more than any other sense, because sight is our primary source of information gathering.

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          “I recently read about a famous actress who died in her eighties. As her beauty started to fade and became ravaged by old age, she grew desperately unhappy and became a recluse. She, too, had identified with a condition: her external appearance. First, the condition gave her a happy sense of self, then an unhappy one. If she had been able to connect with the formless and timeless life within, she could have watched and allowed the fading of her external form from a place of serenity and peace. Moreover, her external form would have become increasingly transparent to the light shining through from her ageless true nature, so her beauty would not really have faded but simply become transformed into spiritual beauty.”

          Eckhart Tolle, The Power of Now (Page 186)

            “i want to apologize to all the women

            i have called pretty

            before i’ve called them intelligent or brave

            i am sorry i made it sound as though

            something as simple as what you’re born with

            is the most you have to be proud of when your

            spirit has crushed mountains

            from now on i will say things like

            you are resilient or you are extraordinary

            not because i don’t think you’re pretty

            but because you are so much more than that”

            Rupi Kaur, Milk and Honey (Page 179)

            Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Quote on Revealing Inner Beauty When The Darkness Sets In

              “People are like stained-glass windows.  They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in, their beauty is revealed only if there is a light from within.”

              Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

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              Matching your moods to the weather of the day is easy—happy when it’s sunny, gloomy when it’s overcast. It’s a very natural response to the sort of feelings each type of weather encourages. How could you not be in a better mood when the sun is shining bright versus when it’s dark and gloomy? And so it is for most of us. But, what if you didn’t have to be in a dark and gloomy mood when it was dark and gloomy outside? What if you could learn to maintain a peak state that was independent of the weather? This is the art of nurturing the light within.

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