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This book is about what people see as
human beauty which includes these factors:
an x-factor or
spiritual-esthetic vibe
a sense of wholesome
goodness
for some people, a
sense of sauciness, friskiness, the “bad” boy, the
cool-exotic-evil-dangerous-adventurous vibe
a charismatic or
unique look
an aura of fun
facial beauty
facial imprint, your
resting face reflects your inner emotions
a healthy glow
fashion, clothing and
accessories information and where to buy them
the beauty-fashion-clothing
industries for jobs, schools and business
tattoos, body art
cosmetics, make-up
body look, tightness,
lack of excess fat
losing weight,
dieting
physical-fitness,
health
nutrition, healthy
foods
lists of health spas,
retreats, fitness centers, etc.
The 87 volumes are as
follows:
Volume 1. Beauty
Guide
Volume 2. Is Beauty
the Dainty Lady or the Sexy Bitch?
Volume 3. Womanhood/
Ladyhood
Volume 4. Joy is
Living by Spiritual-Esthetic Flow
Volume 5. Show Them
You’re a Class Act
Volume 6. Friendship
Guide: Be a Friend
Volume 7.
Gentleman-Etiquette Guide
Volume 8. Sex Appeal
Article Guide 1
Volume 9. Sex Appeal
Article Guide 2
Volume 10. A Beauty
Website Guide
Volume 11. A Beauty
Website Guide from feedspot.com 1
Volume 12. A Beauty
Website Guide from feedspot.com 2
Volume 13. A
Cosmetics Website Guide from feedspot.com
Volume 14. A Beauty
Website from dmoz-odp.org
Volume 15. A Beauty
Product Guide Mostly at
Volume 16. Grooming
Guide
Volume 17. A Men’s
Grooming and Clothing Website Guide at feedspot
Volume 18. Hair
Grooming, Care and Loss
Volume 19. A Hair
Care Website Guide from feedspot.com
Volume 20. Skincare:
Skin Disorders and Skincare
Volume 21. A Skincare
Website Guide from feedspot.com
Volume 22. Cosmetic
Surgery Guide, includes Obesity Surgery
Volume 23. A
Cosmetic-Plastic Surgery Website Guide from feedspot.com
Volume 24. A Medical
Tourism Guide for Cheap Cosmetic Surgery
Volume 25. A Fashion
Website Guide
Volume 26. A Fashion
Website Guide at dmoz-odp
Volume 27. A Fashion
Website Guide from feedspot.com 1
Volume 28. A Fashion
Website Guide from feedspot.com 2
Volume 29. A Fashion
Website Guide from feedspot.com 3
Volume 30. A
Worldwide Fashion Website Guide
Volume 31. A Beauty
School Guide
Volume 32. A Fashion
Industry Guide
Volume 33. A Fashion
Job Guide
Volume 34. A
Clothing-Fashion Job Guide
Volume 35. A
Fashion Business Website
Guide at
dmoz-odp.org/Business/Arts_and_Entertainment/Fashion
Volume 36. A Clothing
Business Website Guide at dmoz-odp.org/Business/Consumer_Goods_and_Services/Clothing
Volume 37. A Textile
and Nonwoven Fabric Website Guide at
dmoz-odp.org/Business/Textiles_and_Nonwovens
Volume 38.
apparelsearch is a Useful but Convoluted Clothing/ Fashion Business Website
Volume 39. A World
Clothing Industry Guide at apparelsearch.com/countries.htm
Volume 40. A Beauty
Job-Business Guide 1
Volume 41. A Beauty
Job-Business Guide 2
Volume 42. A Beauty
Business Website Guide at dmoz-odp
Volume 43. Canadian
Beauty Business-Job Guide
Volume 44. The
Modeling Industry Guide
Volume 45. A Beauty
Pageant Guide
Volume 46. A Massage
Job Guide
Volume 47. The World
of Photography
Volume 48.
Tattoo-Body Art-Piercing, Branding Guide
Volume 49.
Metalcraft/ Metalsmith/ Jewelry-Making Guide
Volume 50. Cosmetics
and Beauty Products Guide
Volume 51. Jewelry
and Fashion Accessories
Volume 52. Clothing and
Fun Stuff For Sale
Volume 53. A
Clothing Website Guide
at dmoz-odp.org/Shopping/Clothing
Volume 54.
Diet-Busters 1: Tap into your Natural Flow
Volume 55.
Weight-Loss Truth Guide
Volume 56. Lose
Weight Essay Guide
Volume 57.
Weight-Loss Topics Guide 1
Volume 58.
Weight-Loss Topics Guide 2
Volume 59.
Weight-Loss Website and Resource Guide
Volume 60. Weight-Loss
Websites from dmoz-odp.org/Health/Weight_Loss
Volume 61. Lists of
Weight-Loss Websites from feedspot.com
Volume 62. A Diet
Website Guide from feedspot.com
Volume 63. A List of
Obesity and Eating Problem Websites from feedspot.com
Volume 64. Eating
Disorder-Overeating-Food Addict-Fat Acceptance Guide
Volume 65. Big People
Love-Sex Guide
Volume 66. A Fitness
and Exercise Guide
Volume 67. A Physical
Fitness Website Guide 1
Volume 68. A Physical
Fitness Website Guide 2
Volume 69. A Fitness
Website Guide at dmoz-odp.org/Health/Fitness
Volume 70. A
Fitness-Exercise Website Guide from feedspot 1
Volume 71. A
Fitness-Exercise Website Guide from feedspot 2
Volume 72.
Strength-Weightlifting-Bodybuilding Websites at feedspot
Volume 73. Sports
Website Guide
Volume 74. Women’s
Sports Guide
Volume 75. Health
Food Guide
Volume 76. A
Superfood Guide
Volume 77. Health
Food Ideas
Volume 78. Healthy
Substances; Vitamins, Minerals, Amino Acids and More
Volume 79. Herbs,
Plants and Natural Medicine
Volume 80. A
Nutrition Guide
Volume 81. Health
Food For Sale
Volume 82. A Health
Food Website Guide from feedspot.com
Volume 83. Bad Food
Guide
Volume 84.
Country-Style/ Dude Ranch/ Farm Stay Vacations
Volume 85. Health,
Fitness and Weight-Loss Centers-Resorts-Spas-Camps
Volume 86. World Spa
Guide
Volume 87.
Holistic-Spiritual Spas, Retreats, Communes
Everybody has the grace of youth. Young people can look good no matter how they
abuse themselves.
There are two big culprits to the loss of youthful looks,
physical vitality and sexual prowess:
aging which causes naturally decreasing levels of
testosterone.
A loss of spirit or inspiration (being spirited) which is
depression, mundanity, a loss of joy in life which can happen at any time for a
number of reasons
The natural loss of testosterone for both men and women
starts at about 30 and goes down one percent a year after that.
You can keep testosterone levels up and slow aging down
through healthy living.
Stress, anxiety, hard work, overwork and a tense lifestyle
can destroy a person’s mind, body and soul.
I’ve watched some prison documentaries. Many longtime prisoners age well because
there is very little stress in jail.
That stuff about violence in jails is a lot of propaganda. Most prisoners get along with each
other. You’ve got no responsibilities
and you’re taken care of. You got very
little privacy except in your mind. If
you can handle that, prison life is easy.
There is even a built-in social family while many people in society feel
lonely.
If you want to pursue a great lifestyle and look good, you
must constantly move and have an active, inspired mind that keeps you
interested in life and gives you a healthy, optimistic glow.
You have to do physical activities and spend time outdoors
to look good and feel good but there is a point of overwork called oxidative
stress which destroys bodies.
Gary Null, a former runner with the radio station prn.live,
noticed that some of his running friends were dying young. It’s because they destroyed their immune
systems by running fifteen miles a day or so.
If a woman during her child-bearing years stops menstruating
because of her training, she’s going at it so hard that her body is trying to
fight off this destruction of itself.
I’ve seen the aftereffects of many steroid muscle-bound
bodybuilders and professional wrestlers on youtube. Some die young. Others look either like normal people now or
have medical problems because of that excessive lifestyle. Go on youtube and type in dead bodybuilders
or dead wrestlers.
I’ve seen a few Mr. Olympia winners and top placers twenty
years later. They did all those steroids
and whatever else and now they look like any normal human.
Physical fitness is good but only to a point. After that, relax and enjoy life. Some people meditate. Some people masturbate.
Drug, food and alcohol addictions are huge. The only way some people get off this stuff
is through a spiritual-religious lifestyle.
How many beautiful people have lost their looks through addiction?
Spartans lose at life.
Training like a prize fighter all the time destroys your body in the
long run.
Cosmetics and cosmetic surgery don’t create true beauty.
People who pursue a life of beauty and passion are naturally
born that way. It’s an inner drive that
supersedes capitalism, the love of money, the want for comfort, entertainment
and food for pleasure.
Look at Dante Allegheri’s Seven Deadly Sins:
Pride
Greed
Gluttony
Sloth
Lust
Anger
Jealousy
You can’t be gluttonous or lazy (sloth). You need activity.
You need a relaxed mindset focused on yourself, not the
outside world of ego (pride). You can’t
give a crap about the government, any activist cause (they’re all frauds to
me), the Hollywood glamor crowd, etc. If
you don’t give a crap about the outside world, you can’t get angry or jealous
of others.
The truly great noble people are into themselves but not in
an egotistical way where they give a damn about what the outside world thinks
of them. They focus on their God-given
or natural talents, skills and energy.
Release the natural energy inside of you. That is the only fountain of youth.
People said Mark Twain was a great man but he used to walk
down the street wearing his white suit looking for attention just like the pop
stars and Instagram “influencers” of today.
Michelangelo sat in an old barn sculpting stone. He lived to 91 in medieval times.
True artists, inventors and the tycoons described in Ayn
Rand’s Atlas Shrugged are not out flaunting themselves around other people,
looking for approval or admiration there.
You have beauty and strength within given by God at
birth. Focus on releasing that
energy. That’s the best life you can
possibly live until you die.
Despite thousands of weight-loss books, ideas and TV shows,
they say 60-70% of people in Western countries are overweight, about 36%
obese.
The only real way to either lose weight or stay thin over a
lifetime is a state of being the way I live which is that I don’t worship food
or think of it much as pleasure.
I don’t create a ceremony around it as in having automatic
meals at certain times of the day. I
never eat breakfast or lunch.
I eat one meal a day at night then I might snack on some
junk food. You don’t need to abide by
society’s lies saying you need you eat three meals, what to eat etc.
I don’t care about food much. My taste buds aren’t a big deal. I can’t imagine sitting around, eating so
much that I get fat. If you really want
to be thin, you need a mindset that food is just function, not a big deal, not
a big source of pleasure.
I went on youtube and watched some of the variety shows from
the 1960s. They were all thin, even the
older people. Dean Martin, Frank
Sinatra, Andy Williams, etc. were all middle-aged by then but they were still
slim.
The culture went junk food since then.
The telomeres shorten every time your cells divide until
they can’t shorten anymore then you die.
There is nothing you can about it except eternal vigilance
to constant physical activity, mental stimulation, a healthy diet and the
release of sexual energy. I call it
living by natural inspiration, euphoria and joy which I wrote about in A Free
Spirit’s Search for Enlightenment.
Even then, the fat slowly accumulates and your general
abilities to do anything modify.
Everybody ages, gets ugly, wrinkly and usually fat until they start to
deteriorate then die.
Beauty or a constant sense of youth is a
spiritual-esthetic-physical state of mind and way of being. It’s a quest to be in a euphoric zone all the
time.
Almost everyone is massively brainwashed by the
capitalist-pop culture-religious system we live under. Most people are mundanely happy as
consumer-spectators with a tub of ice cream watching a big TV or addicted to something
like material goods, alcohol, drugs, food, etc.
My view on weight-loss and
vitality is what I call the esthetic-spiritual theory of life. You are what you feel and feed yourself with,
either:
the goodness, strength, nobility
and beauty in your spirit where you’re doing something positive, trying to be
inspired all the time
the carnal, gluttonous, lazy
side of junk food, food as pleasure, passive meaningless entertainment in front
of a screen, reading silly novels and frivolous magazines, trying to be
comfortable and materialistic to the extreme
Everything in life for most
people is about trying to feel good.
There are two basic ways to try to feel good:
understand yourself, live by who
you are by nature
grasp at junk from the outside
world to try to get a good feeling
Society sell all kinds of crap
to try to get you to feel good right now but none of it works. Feeling good is a deep feeling when you’re
proud of yourself because you’re living by your spirit, doing things that you were
born to do by nature that are good and wholesome.
I think all addictions like eating too much food are the result of inner
emptiness, the feelings of a lost soul grasping at something to feel good right
now, even though it will further make that person feel miserable in the long
run.
Feel good by living a peaceful, righteous life doing good things then
you don’t feel like a glutton needing a tub of ice cream to feel good.
Your life should be a symphony
of noble greatness not gluttonous pigginess.
When you’re living a meaningful
fun life, you’re not thinking about hot dogs and milk shakes.
Fat-acceptance is a sign of a
failing human race. I’m supposed to
accept low-quality human beings who can’t control what they stuff their faces
with on the same level as hard-working, tough people.
The greatest sin is a wasted
life. Two of the seven deadly sins are
gluttony and sloth (laziness). Add pride
to it which is false self-respect or bravado for someone not worthy of it and
you get a lost soul human-being who I’m supposed to respect because of a messed
up, politically correct human race
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_deadly_sins).
I respect people worthy of it
not lazy, gluttonous pigs.
Temperance is one of the seven
virtues, the ability to control the desires and pleasures of the sensuous
appetite.
This book is about losing weight by:
living by spirit, enjoying your life
eating good healthy foods like foods from nature as opposed
to processed foods
living an active lifestyle
not focussing on food as pleasure to fill an inner emptiness
listening to your true nature
I’m a heterosexual male. I was hooked on human beauty as long as I can
remember. I intuitively knew what female
beauty was as young as four. I remember
getting aroused looking at softcore magazines back then. I was born in 1959 so around 1965 when the
movie One Million Years B.C. came out, I naturally knew that Raquel Welch was a
beautiful women and that Mary-Anne on Gilligan’s Island was too. These women were naturally beautiful unlike
the skinny pale models they try to market at us as beautiful.
I also knew what a handsome,
strong man was as opposed to some office worker nerd.
These are primal
archetypes. They’ll never go away.
I was reading Ovid’s book The
Art of Love from 2000 years ago. He said
the same things about attraction or finding lovers in the marketplace that
apply today;
be clean
groom yourself
clean your teeth
wear nice clothes
smell nice
speak pleasantly
Almost every woman knows what a
beautiful-looking woman is. As for men,
it doesn’t matter how many nerd billionaires they put on the cover of Forbes
magazine and try to make them the definition of the modern alpha male, it’s
never gonna fly because everybody intuitively respects a tough-looking handsome
guy with an athletic body.
Bill Gates will never have what
some people call game, a primal charisma that women are attracted to.
Before he passed, Steve Jobs
looked like a muskrat.
These guys sacrifice something
in exchange for their business lives.
We all value beauty but it can
backfire too. People are jealous of
better-looking people than themselves with slim, strong, sexy bodies.
It’s often harder to get a job
because average-looking people are intimidated by better-looking people.
I was watching Real Housewives
of New York several years ago. One of
them was much prettier than the rest.
They all ganged up on her, tried to make her feel like she had some
mental problem but they were just jealous.
Beauty fades as we age along
with our bodies. I’ve seen old women try
to stay beautiful. It’s very hard.
Outer beauty is not a reflection
of the inner soul but people often attribute good-looking people with good
bodies as morally better and friendlier than other people. I don’t.
I think youthful beauty is synonymous with arrogance, vanity and
psychopathy. I generally think beautiful
people are manipulative and have a sense of entitlement which the the
psychobabblists call narcissistic personality disorder.
Within society, women and gay
men are allowed to openly value outer beauty.
Heterosexual men are supposed to value achievement and courage.
I intuitively valued human
beauty at a young age. I wanted to be a
beautiful man. There are a lot of guys
around like me who’ll never breathe a word about what they really feel about
the esthetics of life. There is nothing
wrong with loving beauty wherever it is.
The modern woman is heartily
brainwashed to never be skinny, beautiful or young enough. It’s crazy, it’s everywhere.
It’s fun to a certain extent to
play at dressing up, putting make-up on and being glamorous but it’s competive
in the silent vanity game women play with each other then when you age, society
doesn’t change. It’s still adoring and
glorifying young skinny women so either continue to play along buying
anti-wrinkle creams and maybe even getting cosmetic surgery or finally let go
and decide to be happy with who you are.
This beauty superbook covers all
sides:
the superficial arrogant side
the healthy wholesome side
the fun side
the inner beauty side, the
person who is loving, caring and compassionate
the letting go side where you
live by who you are on the outside
As a philosophical concept, beauty refers to anything that
brings a sense of liking, attraction and awe to the viewer. For people, there is outer beauty and inner
beauty. Inner beauty means that a person
is good, nice, gentle, compassionate and loving.
Outer beauty within people is simple to me. You look at someone. They not only have the grace of youth such
that they look healthy and wholesome but they have a fresh vitality about them,
kind of like a spring in their step.
That’s the universal version of beauty but beauty is also in the eyes of
the beholder.
We perceive people as beautiful who are like us even if others
don’t think they’re beautiful. I have a
friend who is kind of a nerdy druggie who likes to get high. He met a nerdy recreational drug user like
himself and fell in love with her but she’s not my idea of a beautiful woman.
We have a spontaneous, intuitive judgment standard within
ourselves. We look at somebody. If we think they’re beautiful, something goes
deep into our souls and sends a lightning bolt through our senses. It happened to me when I was younger a number
of times.
Now that I’m old and cynical, it rarely happens that I see
someone and think they’re a beautiful specimen of humanity because I think
everybody is corrupt and brainwashed by the frivolous junk of the world as
opposed to trying to be what they feel inside.
The search for eternal youth is the search for eternal
beauty. The Picture of Dorian Grey by
Oscar Wilde is about the joke of being alive as a human being. No matter how beautiful, vibrant and young
you are, you will get old, ugly, wrinkled, tired and maybe fat. It’s the same as Solomon lamenting on old age
in Ecclesiastes.
We live in a society where I see infomercials selling creams
at crazy prices touting them as anti-aging formulas. All creams are the same. There is no magic formula for youth.
They’re trying to make people bionic so they can live longer
with nanotechnology and prosthetics.
The only way to keep the outer look vibrant is to exercise
and eat healthy foods but there are limits to the body. Your body will age.
You can keep the beauty in your soul if you don’t let the
world harden you but most people end up seeing so much hate and evil that they
harden to the simple beauty of life.
All I ask of living is that it doesn’t change the simple,
innocent, curious kid I was, open to life.
Western society is hooked on artificially enhancing natural
facial and body beauty which is fair game.
It all goes back to the fallen angels in the Book of Enoch. One of them taught the human race about
enhancing the facial look with make-up and jewelry. How much is good before it becomes vanity?
There is the self-respect of taking care of yourself to be
healthy and wholesome but beyond that, everything is pretense. You are who you are and that’s it. Wise people look at someone and see their
essence. Make-up, clothes and jewelry
don’t change it. Wise people know when
someone is going heavy on the fashion and cosmetics. I look at someone and try to see their life
imprint on their face, body and soul. If
there’s too much external stuff there, I see right through it. It’s so obvious.
If someone is trying too hard to be beautiful, even if
they’re aging, it defeats the purpose because true beauty is natural. If you’re aging, accept who you are. That’s the way you were created to be. The strong dark male gorilla becomes a
silverback, is eventually dethroned and walks off, the fallen champion. It happens to everyone.
I know women who were beautiful as young ladies now I can’t
even recognize them. I’ve seen several
on facebook.
If you color your hair, it makes you look like a vain
jerk. It takes something away from you
being you. People see an element of
phoniness to you.
If you’re off-center and out of harmony, cosmetics, cosmetic
surgery, expensive clothes or purses won’t help you. You either have beauty or you don’t. You can’t buy it. Cosmetic surgery not only doesn’t help. I think it hurts because most facial cosmetic
surgery is obvious. Facelifts all look
the same. You can tell when someone
bought a fake look.
Focus on trying to live a happy life. That will do more for your natural beauty than anything.
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