“Beauty is how you treat people when no one is looking or there to observe. That outshines the best exterior in any century.” –Jeanne Brutman LUTCF, CFBS, CFS, CLTC, CLU, New York City
“My concept of beauty is not evolved from one kind of a ‘cookie cutter’ form, style, essence, or even looks. True beauty comes from within one’s soul, a soul that is able to touch others’ souls that they may be able to see for themselves how beautiful they are, which should result in them feeling more appreciative of not only the light that showed them their beauty, but also the creator of both as well! When you have that then you truly have all the power you need to be the most beautiful and you will most definitely sustain true beauty.” –Teresa Atwell, Oklahoma
“Beauty exists within a moment, that moment when everything seems to flow, irrespective of rationale or logic. Beauty is building the foundation to your dreams. It is playful and childlike, existing as adult and child simultaneously. Beauty is the purest form of loving yourself—a lesson of the power of humanity.” –Amesley Jo, Seattle, WA and Vancouver, B.C.
“Beauty can’t be needy, unkind or superficial. The power of true beauty is a gentle, giving soul—shining her pure white light through a 1000-watt smile.” –Holly Rollins, CEO, 10-xgroup.com, Greenville, South Carolina
“Beauty is found in the curves of an antique automobile, the refractions of light on a beetle’s hardened exterior, and the strum of an acoustic guitar against a backdrop of distant thunder on an otherwise quiet night. By definition, beauty is subjective and therefore difficult to articulate for one person to the next, yet it’s a concept we all innately share and immediately recognize. Accentuated details and perfect symmetry are keys to recognizing beauty; however, an object itself does not define it. Beauty exists in the methods, motivations, and natural forces that created the object … and in our emotional responses.” –David T Griffith, Norwalk, Connecticut
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