The importance of beauty

In many cultures the term beautiful is often interchangeable with cleanliness or other virtues.

Old Dutch: Schoon; beautiful, clean
Japanese: Kirei; beautiful, clean
Old English: Fair; beautiful, just

When I say beauty I mean health, cleanliness, virtuosity, vitality.
Beauty is obtained by and through virtue — ugliness, a product of degeneracy and evil.

Architecture used to be more beautiful, this can clearly be seen in the impossible (infra)structures, art and story’s left by the Old World.

A culture of sophistication, upholding beauty and strength were the norm.
In today’s world the norm seems to have become the opposite: accept everyone and everything; degeneracy, weakness, evil — while consuming and corrupting any beauty that life naturally produces.

Of course people are naturally attracted to beauty.
Evil tries to monopolize, sexualize and use it to make profit and breed further degeneracy — opposed to inspiring virtue.
It does this by promoting Beauty without Health.

Good things are beautiful and beautiful things ar good.
There is an inherent structural integrity in things that are good, a pattern, a structure.
Things make sense.
Life provides this structure naturally, go against it and things start becoming ugly — life will suck.

You might’ve come across the findings that words, intentions but also pictures literally change the cellular structure of water.
This alone is plenty evidence that upholding sophistication, beauty and virtue is of dire importance for a healthy life.
Our ancestors knew this and it only took 2 world wars and God knows what else to forget it.

There is so much to this topic I could go on forever. I’ve been obsessed with beauty from a young age while being repulsed by how things look nowadays.
This is why I introduce to you the…

➤ Physique index

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