beauty

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beauty. See also art; truth, beauty, and goodness
always triumphs over ugliness (156:5.5)
ancients believed b. aroused envy of spirits (87:5.7)
base life on highest consciousness of (110:3.7)
concept not inherent in physics (195:6.11)
defined as
discernment of goodness in truth (2:7.8)
finite maximum of experience (117:1.7)
harmonious relations, rhythms of creation (56:10.9-11)
man’s effort to discern God in matter (56:10.2)
reflection of Paradise in material creation (56:10.17)
revelation of Deity (0:1.17) (56:10.9)
spirit of Father (155:6.11)
unification of contrasts, of Creator and creature (56:10.3-4)
value-realization of God-consciousness (111:3.7)
discernment of b. is integration of reality (2:7.8)
leads to worship, especially with children (167:6.5-6)
man’s understanding of b. only relatively true (115:1.2)
most religious when simple and naturelike (167:6.6)
never satisfying if ununified (44:7.3)
pleasing surroundings contribute to happiness (140:4.10)
service of b. no substitute for religious experience (196:3.23)
sincere pursuit of b. leads to God (195:6.17)
truth, fact, and relationship inseparable from (44:7.2)
variety essential to (56:10.3-4)

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