A smile is not just a smile, it is much more.
There is a smile of triumph, a smile that demands attention and to be admired. There is a smile that wants to please, one that is false, one that is conditioned and conditioning. And a smile that is out to deceive.
There is a smile which is mysterious, one which is curious and one full of questioning and doubt.
All of these smiles resemble masks, that are rigid and repeatable.
And there is a smile which is unique, a smile of rapturous joy and full of lightness. It occurs in the moment and is continually fresh and new. A smile which is true, giving and sharing its inherent love with the world. This kind of smile is like an unconditional "yes" that arises from the heart and makes others feel accepted unconditionally.
There is a smile of triumph, a smile that demands attention and to be admired. There is a smile that wants to please, one that is false, one that is conditioned and conditioning. And a smile that is out to deceive.
There is a smile which is mysterious, one which is curious and one full of questioning and doubt.
All of these smiles resemble masks, that are rigid and repeatable.
And there is a smile which is unique, a smile of rapturous joy and full of lightness. It occurs in the moment and is continually fresh and new. A smile which is true, giving and sharing its inherent love with the world. This kind of smile is like an unconditional "yes" that arises from the heart and makes others feel accepted unconditionally.
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