You are beautiful!

This world is beautiful. Isn't it?
Look at those colourful flowers full of life and that lovely blue sky. Those free birds, flying high and the pleasure they hum. Have you ever felt it?
The obese, kind hearted person. The gaunt, positive thinker. The dwarfish, selfless human. The towering, intellectual soul. How beautiful all of them are. What amazing qualities do they have. They are different and not so gorgeous yet all of them are beautiful. There qualities are what make them captivating.

She is pretty with that plump nose. He is handsome without those abs. She doesn't need long hair to look good. He looks totally perfect without that sharp jawline.
Sometimes it's better to stop judging a book by its cover. Sometimes it's better to stop criticising others based on there looks. Everyone is beautiful in their own way.
This is all God's creation and indeed God's reflection too. When you start observing things, you find beauty in each and when everything seems beautiful to you, you become a part of this eternal beauty. The sign of a beautiful person is that they always see beauty in others.

If everything was beauty, Joseph would not have faced countless hardships. If everything was beauty, Bilal would not have been made the first muezzin (a man who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a mosque) of Islam.
Let us not forget that outside beauty will fade away someday but what will remain is the beauty inside us.
Never get jealous from a good looking person who is stonehearted and never shun a not so beautiful (stop using the word ugly) face whose heart is made of gold. Don't try to be like others. Because everytime you change something unique about yourself in order to be just like someone else, a piece of the best part of you dies.
We all are beautiful. Obviously we are, afterall our creator is the Almighty. We all are amazing in our own way. Start believing in yourself and start finding beauty around you because yes,
YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL!

Regards,
Yashal Jalil

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  1. Jahan Zaib Brohi17 September 2018 at 05:08

    Amazing dear really I appreciate the way you express your ideas.

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