What you’re looking for is a sense of peace. I use the word ‘sense’ here because peacefulness is one’s nature, as I’ll prove. You can’t escape one’s nature, so sensing it is simply realising what’s always been.
It’s about negation, not affirmation. Removing illusion, not adding more of it.
It's along the lines of Krishnamurti's quote "I never minded what happened to me." The opposite of that would be 'road rage' for example.
Your writings invite introspection. "Peace, be still." It's very true. Peace is here the whole time, all one has to do is tap into it.
Thank you.
Thanks for this Alex, I love how you write,
What you’re looking for is a sense of peace. I use the word ‘sense’ here because peacefulness is one’s nature, as I’ll prove. You can’t escape one’s nature, so sensing it is simply realising what’s always been.
It’s about negation, not affirmation. Removing illusion, not adding more of it.
Yes we don't to bring peace it is already here.