"Pretty is something you're born with. But beautiful, that's an equal opportunity adjective." - Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Being beautiful inside is more than just physical appearance. It’s about how you treat people, how concerned you are with what other people think of you, and how honest you are with yourself. Being beautiful inside often leads us to speak from a place of truth, compassion, and authenticity — and this can be a valuable thing. People that are lovely on the inside aren’t frightened to express themselves because they know it will be true.

If you are truly happy inside then no external events or conditions will matter a bit. You are your own master, a glorious expression of the divine within any relationship is based on your inner state, which is determined by how you interpret the environment around you and what you’re capable of accomplishing. So, when something changes the way you feel on the inside — whether it’s a breakup, a sickness, or a promotion — remember this: it’s not about what other people think of you; it’s about what you believe about yourself.

The most beautiful people in the world are not the people with the most money. They are not those who have achieved the best positions in life. Their most important quality is that they are beautiful inside. In other words, being beautiful outside does not make you a good person; it just makes you human. The rest is simply self-serving superstition.

To sum up, if we want to be happy and fulfilled, it’s necessary to be aware of the difference between being an image of perfection and being a reflection of yourself. The former is a formulaic pursuit that leads nowhere; the latter is authentic and authentic leads to joy. Being beautiful inside, by contrast, is a journey that doesn’t yet end but adds yet more beauty to your being by slowly uncovering the qualities you truly treasure.