“The most beautiful people I have ever met are those who have experienced defeat, known suffering, known struggle, known loss, and found a way out of the depths. These people have an appreciation, sensitivity, and understanding of life that fills them with compassion. , humility and deep love discomfort Beautiful people do not come out of nowhere.
Elisabeth Kobler Ross
- The most beautiful people I know are the ones who have faced life.
- Its harshness and injustice.
- They are the ones who felt vulnerable and desperate.
- The ones who felt the tears and real skin problems.
The beautiful person is not necessarily the most beautiful on the outside, but he enjoys a particular beauty, the beautiful people are the ones who know how to forgive, go ahead and reach out, although defeat accompanies them, discover the greatness of their being.
There are people who are wonderful, but there are those who are truly extraordinary. It is these people who have been deeply affected, who have been hit hard by fate or chance. They’re really on another level.
They are women and men who, at some point, have lost what gave them life, joy and willingness to follow, but who have found in them the impetus they needed. It’s the greatest beauty I know, because it eclipses the banal, the superfluous, the trivial and all those little things that sometimes seem so important.
They prevented the suffering from committing suicide prematurely and did not turn the event into a reason for regret, perhaps it is this balance that gives them another aura that makes them worthy of admiration, they knew fear and despair so closely that they had no more remedy than to face them.
They are aware that in the face of a problem there are many ways to solve it, not that they are better or worse, is that they have developed a unique ability to face them, that definitely makes them special.
At first it is likely that, like all of us, they refuse to accept what happened and are unable to measure the magnitude of what is happening to them, of course, they are also bored, saddened and sometimes willing to do so. do anything to prevent this from happening to them, but they differ in their extraordinary ability to start over.
In fact, they’re heroes. The only reality they contemplate is the importance of life and therefore they see no meaning in complicating beyond the thousands of thoughts that are already bothering us every day.
They are also surprised by their emotional wealth and their ability to adapt things to their feelings. These people don’t see the glass half full or half empty, they see something they can drink and use.
They know you’re not rich until you have something money can’t buy. They know the importance of empathy because they understand the need for someone to care about how we feel and not judge others.
They know the importance of loyalty and appreciation of those who in their suffering have not separated themselves from them, understand that everything can disappear in an instant, so they know how important it is to be kind, to stay in a good mood and to enjoy life every day.
Everyone suffers setbacks in life. The more of them, the more we learn and mature. It is often said that when we learn the lesson, the pain disappears, even if scars remain on our body and soul. That’s why the most beautiful people I know are the ones who didn’t. They don’t have the means to travel easily. It’s not that they’ve overcome fear and pain, it’s that they know they can’t cure what they refuse to face.
Image courtesy of Annette Shaff