When man is so fortunate as to be able to put aside the frail concept of worldly beauty, he is free to see without illusion what true beauty is. His vision and contemplation give him the perception of what true beauty is, and he sees it everywhere and in everything without limitation.
In the beautiful prayer of Socrates, he asks the divine sources to grant him beauty within, wisdom, balance, and temperance in all things.
About Me
- UnderwoodTwo
- My life now is about being a college student. Were I to be 17 again (and know then what I know now), I would spend a lifetime in academics. What a joy to learn to think new thoughts! I hope to learn new languages, travel the world, and immerse myself in my life-long interest; learning about the world's religions. A belief in *something* beyond ourselves is the one commonality we share with each other, no matter *what* that belief may be.
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