Humanlandscapes In Interpreting the Human Form

We often come up with various reasons for being slaves to commercialism, for serving our own purposes without paying attention to others. The world around us is just full of advertisement that ratify greed. The super-ego driven actions provide much better satisfaction and fulfillment than any id-driven actions. However, this is something that not many people talk about, and something that an average ad never highlights.

Many may have experienced the pleasure of giving a gift to another person. Just seeing the happiness in the eyes of another human being and knowing that you were able to make someone's day can fill your heart with infinite joy and elation.

However, when you think about it you will probably realize that material presents are not of any real value. Flowers wither away, chocolate isn't that long-lasting, and any perfume, no matter how expensive it is, will evaporate into the air. What is the perfect present then?

Beauty. True beauty is immortal. That's why those ladies who share their beauty with the world have deserve all the respect that we can give them. Some of them may have the wrong motives, but the message is always the same. It is a value that we all share, no matter of what color or shape we may be. It is the value that connects us all, and the value that we should long for in times of conflict. Once we learn how to see the beauty there will no longer be any wars or any bullets.

We all can be beautiful if we take the time to discover our own beauty. It transcends the shape and form, curves and shadows. No matter how beautiful the external shape may be, it is nothing but the mere shell. Real beauty lies deep within a woman's/man's mind, and that is some form of beauty that never withers away, but that few persons manage to rediscover.

Real life can be like a raging sea, we start with a boat which holds our holy grail; our self-respect, our understanding that we are beautiful. Unfortunately, once the waves start rising we forget about the important values that we have on the boat. The sea just steals them away when we're too busy trying to survive.

I was discussing Humanlandscapes with Phill Miller, and he said: "My book is a great gift book for either valentines day or mothers day as a gift to a wife or girlfriend. It says eloquently to the women that "you are beautiful."... I believe that more exposure to beautiful and respectful images of the nude is healing for both men and women."

I do agree with him. This book is beautiful and can serve as a way for you to tell someone that you find him/her beautiful. It is a book of great value and quality, but that is not the point, and it is not the only way to give someone that message of trust and respect.

There are simple ways of doing so. Giving a person a source of inspiration can do, but why don't you become the source of that inspiration. To guide that other person along the way, and to help him/her discover his/her true self, his/her inner beauty, and his/her self-love. Isn't this the gift that those brave ladies are giving to us after all?

Whatever you decide to give someone else on any day to make them happy, just make sure that it has a lot of beauty in it. Humanlandscapes is book full of beauty, and so are you.