One way is to find it in the distribution of all things and beings. What one person lacks another has got; what one tree lacks the other tree has; what the river lacks the sea has, and what the desert lacks is to be found the forest; what the earth lacks is to be found in the sky. And therefore, when we take beauty as a whole, we begin to get a glimpse of what it is. Beauty is never absent, but when we take a part of it and look only at that, we shall certainly see some lack of beauty. Those who see beauty cut up in divisions, in sections, become critical. They are in pursuit of beauty, but they do not it; they find a little in one person and the lack of it in another.