It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Have you given much thought to the volume of words being expressed by the daily picture you present, through how you present yourself to the world? The choices you make each day in terms of the clothes you wear in public say an incredible amount about who you are, what you believe, and what your potential intentions might be. Yes it is possible to make a choice to deceive people and create a false impression through what you chose to put on your body, but in general, the programming and beliefs running in the subconscious mind find expression in our clothing.
There is has been a debate over the years regarding the question, does the man make the suit or the suit make the man? To some degree the answer given may come from a person’s individual perspective, but there are significant concepts to consider if you are looking for truth.
The level of your energetic awareness will manifest unconsciously if you live your life by default. Your choices will reveal internal core values and attitudes in every area of life and this includes the picture you present regarding your self.
Remember, everything vibrates at a specific energetic frequency and more often than not your personal frequency impacts your likes and dislikes in terms of your choices. If you want to elevate your energetic awareness and therefore the quality of your life, it is necessary to live by design and make choices which will take you to where you want to be in life.
Think about what the two pictures below say and the perceptions expressed about the individuals. This experiment is not about judging the person, but becoming more energetically aware of the message we communicate by how we present ourselves to the world.
It might be worth considering the Biblical standard suggested for how people ought to clothe themselves. The Apostle Paul writes in 1 Timothy 2:9 it would be advisable to wear “suitable apparel, with modesty and self-control.” The word “modest” is defined in Collin’s English Dictionary as: “1. having or expressing a humble opinion of oneself or one’s accomplishments or abilities; 2. reserved or shy; 3. not ostentatious or pretentious; 4. not extreme or excessive, moderate; 5. decorous or decent.”
Just as it is appropriate to think before you speak or write, it would be good to consider the message you are declaring through how you present yourself to the world.