All that glitters is not gold
"All that glitters is not gold" is a popular saying that invites us to be wary of appearances and, instead, to value the substance of people and the world around us.
According to the saying, goodness as a quality is not to be found in the outward appearance, but in the nature of things or in the substance of people.
That's why in the picture of the digital painting made on Photoshop: the image of a person who is the woman having two aspects of her, that is to say, an aspect that represents the beauty, attraction, temperance, love of a woman and on the other side a diabolical aspect (having two mysterious eyes) of the woman or people who seem to reach out to us or tell us that they care about us while they are aiming for their own personal interest, sometimes on the internet or in social networks. This image of the woman having a double facet of her, invites us to have an attentive and vigilant attitude, to be able to perceive what is hidden behind the appearances. And it is not with two eyes that we can see but by listening to his heart and exploring the internal aspect that we will manage to understand what is hidden in each.
The diamond, emblem of purity
Rouget diamond: It must be said that this red stone symbolizes passion and power but also fire and war. Nowadays, the stone fortunately only symbolizes fiery love.
Blue diamond: But it is indeed the bluish gems that symbolize truth, purity, wisdom, faithfulness and peace. The blue diamond may be a diamond, but the rarity of its color in nature makes it a much more expensive gem than the classic white diamonds. This explains why blue diamonds are regularly in the news, each time breaking price records at auctions.
Purple Diamond: Amethyst is a translucent purple stone that has been used for thousands of years. It is a symbol of wisdom and peace. Discover the incredible history of this violet quartz beloved of the Queen of England, as well as its fabulous benefits on the body and mind.
However, this property of shining or glittering is not exclusive to gold, but many lesser and worthless metals can have it.
From this image, it is concluded that, just as in the material world, unsuspecting people are deceived or swindled by imitations of gold, so this can happen in life with regard to human relationships and the circumstances in which we live.
