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beauty that is you is indescribable, for how can we put into words
something that defies explanation, description, and
definition? Most people, unfortunately, bury their beauty
beneath layers of disbelief in themselves, rejection of
themselves, or condemnation of themselves and their supposed
shortcomings. Beauty must be recognized and allowed to grow
and develop and mature, yet if we deny our own beauty, we're
keeping it locked in a cage inside of our selves and not allowing
it to become everything it has the potential to be. |
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your beauty isn't completely of the physical kind--that's fine. Once
you accept that fact and allow your inner beauty to shine through,
your physical appearance becomes much less important. When
we judge ourselves harshly, though, just because we don't look
like someone we admire, that harsh judgment takes away from our
looks, turning our beauty into something else. The cheetah's
greatest beauty shines through when it's in motion, but when it's
kept in a cage in a zoo, that motion never happens, and the animal
becomes something much less than it has the potential to be. |
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aspects of your own beauty do you keep hidden away? What are
you keeping from the rest of the world, rather than sharing with
the world? When the cheetah does run, its running grows
better every time it does so. When we allow our beauty to
shine through, it grows stronger every time we allow it to do
so. You are a beautiful person--make no mistake about that,
for if you do make that mistake, you'll find that you are doing
yourself a great deal of harm. |
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your beauty. Be beautiful. Allow your beauty to shine
out to the rest of the world, and let it grow and prosper.
Take care of yourself, but pay no heed to the people who tell you
what you should look like or what you should wear or how you
should cut your hair--they're only trying to make you conform to their
idea of what beauty should be, and they are not looking at your
own inherent beauty and allowing that to be enough. |
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