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The Art of Peace

Those possessed by nothing possess everything. A saying I learned years ago through the studies of Morihei U.

Some peace sounds like thunder and you have no enemies — for your enemy is only an extension of oneself. Seek to redirect not harm.

I lost someone I loved dearly. Someone whom I could have loved better. She left. The rest is history. Our story.

I realize running away from acceptance, accountability or letting go is just like running into chaos. Chaos within, without right now, familiar chaos and finding or making chaos in the future.

When I accepted and let go with love I realized despite everything I am beginning to feel peace. Understanding that almost all is vanity or meaningless.

There are few and simple things that give our lives meaning then there’s free will.

What we choose to give meaning.

Most people here, including myself came here on a quest. A quest of what is the treasure of your knowledge.

For me, I believe my quest has ended & now embarking on a journey ends when every grain of sand touches the bottom.

Peace.

Peace cannot not be given and difficult to find because we all carry the seed of peace within but that journey is different for us all.

Look around and do nothing for one minute.

What do you have within, what do you have without?

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u/Brilliant-Shake-2808 — 8 hours ago
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Stop the war 🟥🟥

As violence escalates and innocent civilians suffer, leaders like Donald Trump and Iran’s Supreme Leader hold immense influence over decisions that shape millions of lives. When powerful figures choose confrontation over dialogue, it is ordinary families who endure the consequences. The world cannot stay silent while children grow up in fear and communities are torn apart. Leadership should mean protecting human life, not risking it. People everywhere deserve accountability, restraint, and a commitment to peace above pride or politics. cmon guys we are the new generation these people should not have any control over us people are dying because of them

#stopwar

u/fishandchipslover01 — 6 days ago
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‘My life has become a rollercoaster’: Francesca Albanese on death threats, danger and dread after accusing Israel of genocide

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u/mettaforall — 6 days ago