The human strives towards it, points it out, and praises it.

The Ancient Greeks thought that beauty was philosophical preoccupation and considered it blended with goodness and truth. This triad of terms beauty, goodness, and truth has been called "the three fundamental values"

Greek culture has been considered the highest expression of human spirit and its impact in human history demonstrated that it contained all the elements imbedded in human nature.

Today the aspiration to beauty has been veiled by the requirement for efficiency and usefulness, as the only justification of human behaviour. As a result, individuals do not feel free to identify with aesthetics if they cannot persuade themselves that it is useful to do so. However, with true efficiency always comes a beauty that will then bring to the individual some amount of deeply needed moral satisfaction.

This physical and psychological link that establishes facial aesthetic harmony not only revives an old concept but also focuses attention on the need for a reliable concept of perception in our eyes, best realised through the morphopsychologic concept because it requires the same elements of perception and evaluation as aesthetic principles. This site refers to natural and artificial beauty, but always remember beauty’s numerous manifestations, such as sensitivity and intelligence, both material and spiritual.