The meaning of Beauty, part 3.

Beauty is often invisible. We can see it during ordinary situations. Sometimes it is so ,,normal” that we don’t pay attention to it.
Happens that beauty is mix with ugliness. For example, someone with a difficult character lives in a beautiful, large and modern house and always buys new things. Unfortunately, this person is alone and don’t have any friends with whom can share his life. Another example can be a man who lives in a miserable house, without any facilitation, but he is always ready to help other people. He also spent time with his family, because he knows how important value it is. He is just honest and happy.
In general, beauty is subjective. Of course, some aspects can have an impact on our point of view, but in the end, we decide ourselves what we like. True beauty should affect our emotions. Physical appearance will go away with time, but the inner beauty will remain forever. We must try to improve ourselves. We also need to accept the differences of beauty between people. In the book Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery there are really meaningful words: ,,Here is my secret. It is very simple: it is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye”.

The meaning of Beauty, part.2

There are different canons of beauty in various cultures. People, in general, admire the same things, because the history of a certain society has built a vision of beauty. The canons of beauty are changing with time, for example, when we look at the paintings of the baroque, we can see women with irregular shapes, considered as a perfect example of women’s nature.
The beauty gives a prestige and helps in daily life. That is not right, but unfortunately, this is true. Then, we need to say that beautiful things are also very expensive, and not everyone has the money to buy them, so we can say that money, in a certain way, defines beauty.
I’m happy that exist people who are natural, accept themselves, and they are happier than others because they don’t care about new shoes or the Gucci bag. They are beautiful inside. They have the beautiful character, the great morality, they help others, enjoy not only nature but also all that surrounds them.

The meaning of Beauty, part 1

There are so many questions related to the aspect of beauty. What does this mean in reality? Is it possible to be beautiful in every aspect of life? Is it about the face or the character? What does it mean to be beautiful? It is difficult to determine what it really is, but in this text, I would like to find the answers to these questions, but I also want to present my point of view. Beauty exists both the inner and the outer one. Today the second one is considered more important than the first one, especially among the young. A more important and more significant thing is the fact that we can imagine it in an infinite variety. We see it in people, in nature and in everyday situations. It fascinates us and surprises us.

When we see someone for the first time, at first, we look at their physical appearance. We judge their  hairs, their eyes, their smiles, but also their clothes.

Sometimes,  we can see that beauty depends on points of view and we can say that it is subjective. Then it has to be said that the mass media create the canon of beauty. They tell us what we can consider beauty and admire it and what we have to stop doing or dress. On TV, in the newspapers are always tall and thin models without any defect. As a result, women want to be like those perfect- girls, so they move into diet; go to the gym, and what’s more, they also do the plastic operations or have the problems with anorexia and psychic disorders. Our world today doesn’t accept ugliness….

Alivia- Oncology Foundation for Young People

Alivia- Oncology Foundation for Young People it’s a foundation based in Warsaw, which help people over 18 years old who have cancer. The foundation was established in 2010 and the founder of  it is Bartosz Poliński, the brother of Agata Polińska who in 2007 was diagnosed with advanced cancer.

The main goals of the Alivia Foundation are:

-          protection and promotion of health in the camp of oncology

-          supporting diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitation activities in the area of ​​oncology,

-          social assistance, including assistance for people with disabilities whose disability results from oncology diseases or effects of their treatment,

-          actions to improve the availability and treatment standards of cancer

-          supporting science and education in the field of oncology

-          charity work for oncology patients and their families