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Whole and Natural Beauty
Your beauty is not something to chase or fix; it’s something that resides within, waiting to be met with kindness.
The way we think about aging and beauty is evolving — and it’s a heartening shift to witness. More and more, people are stepping away from the pressure to pursue perfection through costly or invasive treatments, and instead leaning into gentler, more nourishing ways of caring for themselves through natural, holistic practices like yoga, gua sha, and lymphatic massage.
These small, intentional movements support not only how you look, but also how you feel — helping stimulate circulation, soften fine lines and wrinkles, and reduce puffiness or a double chin. But the deeper gift is how they invite calm into the nervous system and cultivate a lasting sense of well-being that comes from within.
Try this simple practice: With clean hands, gently sweep your fingertips from the center of your face outward, following the lines of your cheekbones and jaw. Breathe deeply as you go. This soothing gesture not only helps release facial tension — it also invites you to slow down and return to yourself. Over time, it becomes more than cosmetic; it becomes a ritual of remembrance. Your beauty is not something to chase or fix; it’s something that resides within, waiting to be met with kindness.
Tags:
"PEACE
NOT WAR
GENEROSITY
NOT GREED
EMPATHY
NOT HATE
CREATIVITY
NOT DESTRUCTION
EVERYBODY
NOT JUST US"
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Gone from our life and forever moved into our heart. ~ ❤️ ~
Two beautiful graphics for anyone to use, donated and created by Shannon Wamsely
Windy Willow (Salix Tree)
Artist Silvia Hoefnagels
Ireland NOV 2020
(image copyright Silvia Hoefnagels)
She writes,
"Love, acceptance and inclusion. Grant us peace."
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