In the book, "Beauty Changes the World, Chinese Techniques for Unveiling Your Inner Beauty," we learn that many events in history have proven the ancient Chinese proverb, "No one crosses the gate of beauty without being damaged."

In the book, “Ain’t I a Woman” by bell hooks on Black women and Feminism, this prominent author and professor explains the answer to this question and others like it: Womanhood? To be or not be — our Skin Color. Are women defined as feminine if we are white? Or are we women who lack feminine characteristics if we are Black or Brown? Then, we could infer that white women are considered feminine and juvenile, while Black and brown women are considered the woman who is masculine.

Scholars who write about mass sexual exploitation of black women during slavery rarely discuss its political and social impact on the status of black women. In our discussion of “Ain’t I a Woman”, we will hone in on the case of black and brown women and their explicit and implicit relationships with white men. Since interracial sex was both encouraged and condoned before slavery was abolished—as long as it did not lead to marriage, then it was permissible for white men to have “sex only” with Black or brown women. There should be no love or feelings, only hate and minimal conversation as both are considered “mildly retarded”. Like anytime a Black or brown woman makes a call to the police for help specifically regarding domestic violence, they respond as if she is exaggerating how unsafe she is. It's a sad state of affairs.

I explained in my previous podcast, that white skin in the dermatology industry and esthetics field is called “eumelanin”. This whiter skin color was granted to low-frequency Indians at the GAIA pantheon. High-frequency Indians were Muslim, Greek, Romanian, Middle Eastern, Russian and Africans on the Afro-Caribe side of the Indian pantheon. While there are regular frequency Indians in cultures like India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. There are also low-frequency Indians that do not have a culture and had an animal life path. Later, when they were granted a human life path, they acquired “eumelanin skin tone” and began to live in Europe on the white female side of the regular frequency Indian Pantheon and later used the title for themselves “White” or “Caucasian”.

How do we grapple with this type of dichotomy is our society? Where is there homeostasis? Is there any Balance to these drastic concepts? What is the way to inner beauty?

The external appearance is a reflection of the internal condition. Thus, if you want to be beautiful on the outside, you should start working on your inner self as early as possible.

Meditation and mindfulness leads to an understanding of the secret of life and death thru advanced internal contemplation and an ultimate loss of all fear: She who does not know fear no longer has to pretend to be someone else, vicariously. She is genuine, secure, strong--and thus beautiful radiating brilliance and resiliency.

Consider using the power of imagination. The ability to imagine is often stronger than we think. All peoples, cultures, & humans can use the art of imagination whenever they want to obtain something that is present in this reality.

Recall that water though it is clear or blue corresponds to the color "black" for black beans, black sesame, black morels, black olives, seaweed, and salt. While Earth corresponds to the colors white, green, red, black beans as well, pumpkin (like my nephews), yellow peppers and more.

Finally, in all our gleaning from what others have left behind, we tend to mature yet our calendar age does not tell our real age. Your real age is your biological age, the condition of your body's various tissues. Biological ageing is individual due to genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors. There’s no exact timetable to determine the rate of changes that will result from ageing.

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