Monday, August 15, 2011
One of the most interesting things about Image to me is how God put together the total package - the total person. Let's look at our Summer girl for example.
What do you see when you look at this woman? Soft femininity with Dresden-like qualities; quiteness, fluid movement; curves, perhaps even an hour-glass figure.
This person is somewhat introverted and moves slowly but deliberate. She is steady, easy-going, relaxed, connected, nurturing, warm and detail-oriented.
The Summer's skin will be rosy or very pink which just fits perfectly with the overall sweetness of this person.
The Summer loves floral patterns, lace, frills, and flowing designs in her clothing which enhances her soft romantic appearance.
Wear silver and rose gold jewelry and remember, Pearls are always perfect for the Summer. Hair should be worn in a soft style around face. If you have natural curls, showcase them.
The soft pastels and blued tones of Summer's bouquet enhance the tranquil appearance.
Hippocrates titled this beautiful person as having a "Phlegmatic" temperament. This normally fearful, worrying temperament can be replaced with the self-confidence of the Spirit-filled life when the Holy Spirit is given control.
"For God has not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind."
2 Tim. 1:7
Beautiful, special lady, be all God desires you to be.
Next time - Spring!
Elizabeth "Libby" Day
Hello, My name is Libby. I enjoy reading good books, painting, blogging, spending time with friends and whatever my "Heart" leads me to do. Welcome to Beauty Without Within.
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