I am so beautiful.
I love my physical apparatus so much.
I love how I look.
I love how I am.
I know I don’t have to accomplish any standard of beauty.
I love how I am, not caring if I look good or bad in the eyes of others. I care how I see myself in the mirror.
I see so much beauty when I look in the mirror.
Anyway, everything I learned about beauty is what this society wanted to believe. The beauty from my head doesn’t exist.
The real beauty is WHO I REALLY AM.
The real beauty is being the whole me.
The real beauty lies in my alignment.
The real beauty is owning my unicity.
The real beauty is in my mood.
To see myself beautiful is everything I need to actually be beautiful.
Because what I think about myself is what manifests in this reality.
What is in my mind is interpreted by me in this physical reality.
My beliefs are my reality.
So it isn’t so much about how others see me.
It is about how I see myself.
It is only about where I choose to give my attention.
My beauty like any other thing that exists, has two sides, it’s like a stick with two ends, at one end is the presence of my beauty, and at the other ens is the ABSENCE OF MY BEAUTY.
When I look in the mirror I can see the beauty that is really me.
OR I can see the absence of the beauty that is really me.
Every time I see the absence of my beauty I feel anger, worry, frustration, blame.
And I act from that worry or frustration by changing my look through surgery, makeup, and other things.
When if I could just come back into alignment.
When I look in the mirror and I feel something negative if I could just change the subject.
Just thinking about something that makes me feel happy or optimistic.
I’d realize that I don’t need outside forces to change my look.
Everything I ever wanted is within me.
Everything is about the alignment with my Inner Being.
Everything is attraction.
So I attracted every wrinkle, every pound, every plus size.
No one is giving them to me.
Is the response to what I think and feel.
So if I think I’m aging my reality is showing me that.
If I think I get fatter my reality is showing me that.
Fotografie creată de Zeeshaan Shabbir, de la Pexels