They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
But true beauty is not only what the eyes see — it is what the soul does.
It is judged not by our appearance, but by our actions.
For only one standard defines true beauty — the standard that comes from God.
Everything else is temporary and false.

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
But true beauty is not only what the eyes see — it is what the soul does.
It is judged not by our appearance, but by our actions.
For only one standard defines true beauty — the standard that comes from God.
Everything else is temporary and false.

True beauty flows from God alone.
Because God is incorruptible, His works are always pure, whole, and radiant.
He is the source of all that is beautiful — wellness, abundance, and peace.

Just imagine for a moment: if God’s presence filled your life completely, His power would overflow into your surroundings.
To be enveloped in His holiness, purity, and grace is to be renewed from within — body, mind, and spirit.
Whatever ails us would fade away, replaced by His healing light.

When we meditate and immerse ourselves in God’s presence, everything wrong is made right.
We only need to believe it.

Yes — beauty may be in the eye of the beholder,
but the true source of beauty is the God who lives within us.
When His attributes flow from our hearts — love, kindness, compassion, forgiveness —
they radiate outward and reveal the divine nature of beauty itself.

So do not worry too much about physical beauty — it fades like the setting sun.
Instead, seek the beauty that never fades, the one found in God’s grace.
With His providence, every worry becomes small, and peace becomes the mirror in which true beauty shines.

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