Hey, Happy Earth Day! As I stand here in front of the Mountain Lilac, I am learning to embrace my wrinkles! I’m sure this will not be a popular trend but I’ve never gone along with the trends easily.
I feel like we are all so obsessed with beauty and perfection. Every time we look in the mirror and judge ourselves for having real wrinkles, it feels like little bits of self-hatred and it feels so wrong.
We’re all scrambling around trying to get rid of the ugliness, the imperfections. Serums and creams and fillers and facelifts. Oh how we have gone astray.
I think we are mostly filling ourselves with self-hatred, trying everything to get rid of the imperfections, or what we’ve been hypnotized to think are imperfections! It’s really rather absurd when you stand back and look at it.
Yes, fillers make the skin look smooth and pretty and it is tempting, I just can’t bring myself to do it. Mostly because of vanity, again. I’m afraid it wouldn’t look natural and I wouldn’t want people judging me based on my fake face.
Vanity vanity vanity, any way you look at it. We’re all so physically focused. I want a new focus!
I’m tired of all the little pieces of hate I throw at myself. I’m sure I’m not alone here?
Basically the wrinkles are little traces of time written on my face and I have lived 59 years so far and that is a lot to be grateful for!
No, it won’t be easy to get unhypnotized because it’s a lifetime of societal pressures and hypnotisms.
But hey.
How about we get out and be part of nature more often. The more we see beauty out there, the more we’ll see beauty in here. Mind training with Nature!

So here, on this Earth Day, I choose to embrace my wrinkles. For each wrinkle I focus on, I will recycle a nugget, a memory that makes that wrinkle worthy! Wrinkles are signs of worthiness! Yes! Go ahead, zoom in and check them out!
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Always remember that true beauty is what’s on the inside.
But your outside is pretty good, too.
But what do I know?
Our culture has pressured me into wanting a smaller belly.
Our culture has pressured me into wanting a larger…
…biceps.
Work at being the best you that you can be, and be content with that.