by Peter Winslow
Do you have the answer to this puzzler?
You can't fake it, but you can definitely hide it.
You can't buy or sell it, but it never stops giving to those who have it.
You can't see it, but everyone feels when it's there.
Got your answer?
Most people chime in with answers like love, wisdom, and happiness. Others say integrity, compassion, character, honor, dignity, altruism, and a few more along these lines. So who is correct? Read more...
I just came across this post over at The Coveted about embracing true beauty and giving back. I especially like the advice given by Kathleena Gorga, a makeup artist in the San Francisco/Bay Area who specializes in helping women express their unique beauty.
Kathleena advises that we should practice the Daily Beauty Embrace which consists of asking the question: What is the most loving and life-affirming action that I am willing to take today for my body, mind, spirit, heart?
One of my favorite style shows to watch on TV is What Not to Wear because they take these women and give them a makeover so that their outer beauty is matching their inner beauty. Every time the transition to the proverbial butterfly is so inspiring that it makes me want to become a stylist and help women feel beautiful from the inside-out.
Yes, you have to feel beautiful on the inside to be beautiful on the outside. And when you enhance the beauty on the outside to match the inside, you feel more confident and your self-esteem goes up.
However, you don’t have to be on What Not to Wear to get valuable tips and advice from experts. If you are ready for a little makeover and a beauty boost, then here are a few tips that will help: Read More...
The recipe for beauty is to have less illusion and more Soul, to retreat from the belief of pain or pleasure in the body into the unchanging calm and glorious freedom of spiritual harmony.
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This whole idea of marriage has been on my mind lately. There seems to be a great deal of emphasis on the idea of being married in our society, which has caused unnecessary stress on many women.
I think that for some women, they feel like they’re not “complete” until they have that ring on their finger. They stress out and get depressed searching in vain for Mr. Right instead of just relaxing in the moment and enjoying their freedom while they still have it. (Not that they lose their freedom when they do get married, but it’s different.)
Then when a woman does find that special someone and start planning for a wedding, they turn into Bridezilla - fussing over every little thing. Chill out! Enjoy the moment! Oh, but I digress. Read More...
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