Today it is Princess Charlotte of Cambridge's 9th birthday. If someone ask you who is a princess and you might answer, a princess is a daughter of a king and queen. That may be true. But there's more than being the born into a royal family. I wasn't born into a royal family, nor my ancestors had any royal blood. All girls can be princess, even me.
True princess is about good characters. God don't care what you look like, where you live, what you wear. He care about your actions. I am sure that Princess Charlotte will one day make a great queen of England.
Being kind is a crucial princess attribute. Show kindness and lend a helping hand wherever possible. Strive to be as attractive within as you are externally. Think carefully and with humility.
Take care of your body by washing your face, taking bath or shower.
Character and Virtue: Regardless of a person's socioeconomic standing, the Bible emphasises the value of character and virtue in people. Like everyone else, a princess must embrace virtues like wisdom, kindness, humility, and compassion.
Fruits of the Spirit: Displaying the fruits of the Spirit is what it means to live as a princess, or a child of God.
Charm and Beauty: Proverbs 31:30 teaches that charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain, but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised. True beauty lies in a heart devoted to God.
Listen Actively: When interacting with others, truly listen to what they say. Show genuine interest in their thoughts and feelings. Kindness often starts with understanding.
Serve Others: Look for opportunities to serve. Acts of kindness don’t have to be grand gestures; even small acts like holding the door for someone or offering a smile can make a difference.
Learn from Others: Humility involves recognizing that you don’t have all the answers. Be open to learning from others, regardless of their background or status.
Remember, cultivating humility and kindness is an ongoing process. Be patient with yourself, celebrate progress, and continue to strive for a heart that reflects these virtues.
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