Convirtiéndose en Ester (Becoming Ester) | Charo y Paul Washer | Traducción ***ACTUALIZADO***

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Siempre me ha maravillado el tipo de preparación que la futura reina Ester tuvo que atravesar antes de poder ir ante el rey Asuero. ¿Alguna de nosotras querría atravesar doce meses de tratamientos de belleza antes de conocer al hombre de nuestros sueños? Probablemente no, pero aún así, imagina las posibilidades. Un año apartada para un solo propósito: convertirte en todo lo que puedes ser para la persona que más amas. Un tiempo precioso para cultivar la belleza, para hacer una inversión en educación y etiqueta, para fortalecer la virtud y construir el carácter. —Charo Washer

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