Inner and Outer Beauty



When we talk about beauty.. The first thing in your mind is what? How beautiful you are! Right?
Everyone is beautiful..
Yes, we judge others through their skin complexion..but ever thought that after judging them like that.. How difficult is it for them to bare this.. How do they feel when the hear this.. What can be the consequences...good or bad!? We haven't.
But my question to each of you is that why we only talk about how beautiful the person is..? Beautiful in terms of outer beauty..? Why can't we talk about inner beauty..?
People,  looks doesn't matter at all... What matters is how you are.. What you are! That's what we call as INNER BEAUTY.
How kind they are.. Will they help you.. What type of a person they are.. Are they caring and stuff. We don't ask others this question, however, we judge people from their outer beauty or looks not by understanding how really they are from inside. You should first classify your thoughts about one person.. Classify the thoughts which are about inner beauty and those about outer beauty. We should classify then in order to just know how the person is actually.
As I told first impression according to me, is not the last impression.. But we judge the first one as the last.. We see the outer beauty, the person seems to be nice, we become friends, we don't know about his/ her inner beauty,problems enter, we cry, and at last we think that why are we living.
This is why we have to know about a person's beauty fully. Inner and outer.. Both are equally important.. It's just we have to understand.. Nothing else :)


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