In cleaning there are no amounts
of chemicals you will ever add to your home that will make it healthy.
Cleaning is about the removal of soils, germs and life's residues. Cleaning is not about the addition of
chemicals and neither is beauty - authentic beauty.
You will not find your
beauty in a bottle- no matter how much it costs. True beauty is more of a
practice than a purchase. It is about living to nourish your life. It comes from deep breathing, honesty
and play. True beauty comes with sparkly eyes, a bright smile and a creative
spirit. True beauty comes from within.
When my grandma Ella was 92 she was in a nursing
home. She spent her days in a wheel
chair and was legally blind- from macular degeneration. She was wrinkly
and old but she was absolutely beautiful.
Maybe she couldn't see anymore but she could listen to the
nurses tell of their children and lives. She could try to memorize Martha
Stewart recipes by heart in hopes of one day trying to recreate in her kitchen.
As she sat she would ponder, wonder and mull over life with open curiosity and
not from a place of judgment. She was blind but her eyes sparkled with
curiosity. When she would try to remember something she would look up.
I always thought it looked like she was trying to mentally shake apples
from the branch over her head as if they held the answer to her question.
On paper, maybe it doesn't sound like she was beautiful
but if you happened to spend an afternoon with her, you would have witnessed
her radiance. She had an authentic and internal beauty that would make the
models on the cover of vogue dull in comparison.
Beauty- true beauty is a practice of loving others, unbridled
curiosity and patience. Finding beauty in yourself helps you to see the
beauty in everyone. Discovering the
beauty in each person you meet helps you to see your own inner beauty.
And when you nurture this beauty, this spirit of yours, you can get away
with the fraction of skin care products!!!
As always wishing you a
happy and healthy home,
Denise
"We are taught to look
to "experts" for our answers, only to find out that they often have
no real-life experience on the subject. When all is said and done, change
begins with you. Strength, willpower, responsibility, commitment and
integrity grow from within and blossom only under your direction."
Amilya Antonetti
Why David Hated Tuesdays
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