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I
wish you peace--peace of mind and peace of heart that will
allow you to experience life with an equanimity that others
simply do not know, an inner peace that others will see and
feel, and that will help them to find their own peace on
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| I wish you the ability to access your peacefulness
even in the most trying of situations, so that the trials of life
will not overwhelm you with their complexities and
complications. May the peace within you always be a source
of comfort and security, always there to help you to maintain a
healthy perspective on life. Many people go through their
entire lives never looking for peace, and thus never feeling it
inside of themselves, but I hope that you're able not only to
search it out, but to find it and allow it to be a part of
yourself. |
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I wish you
the "peace that passes all understanding," the peace that comes from
a faith in something much greater than ourselves, a God who is
loving and kind and gentle. Millions of people have come
across this peace, from the monks who spend day after day in
prayer to the people who have passed through the program of
Alcoholics Anonymous in order to clean up their lives and stop
allowing their lack of inner peace to destroy them. A lack
of peace in our lives can be one of the most destructive forces in
the world, and I hope that you never feel the loss of peace in
your life.
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Our capacity to make
peace with another person and with the world
depends very much on our capacity to make peace with ourselves. If
we are at war with our parents, our family, our society, or our church,
there is probably a war going on inside us also, so the most basic work
for peace is to return to ourselves and create harmony among the
elements within us--our feelings, our perceptions, and our mental
states. . . . We must recognize and accept the conflicting elements
that are within us and their underlying causes. It takes time, but
the
effort always bears fruit. When we have peace within,
real dialogue with others is possible.
Thich Nhat Hanh
Living Buddha, Living Christ
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