From the Desk of Kiler Davenport

In a world increasingly obsessed with outward appearances, the adage “beauty is only skin deep” has never been more relevant. Yet, even as we acknowledge this truth, society continues to place an overwhelming emphasis on physical beauty. It is high time we shifted our focus from the superficial to the substantial, from form to essence. The true beauty of a person, an object, or an idea lies not in its external form, but in its inherent essence. Unveiling the Essence The essence of anything is its fundamental nature, the core qualities that define it. When we talk about the beauty of a person, what truly matters is not their physical attributes but their character, values, and spirit. A kind gesture, a compassionate heart, and a resilient spirit are infinitely more beautiful than any physical feature. Similarly, in nature, the beauty of a landscape is not just in its visual appeal but in the harmony, balance, and life it embodies. The Distraction of the Form In our visually-driven socie