Accepting people, the environment and nature as they are to attain peace

When we are free of pessimistic attitudes and negative thoughts, peace comes knocking at our door. When we accept other people, the environment, and nature as they are and embrace the order of all creation, we first take a step toward peace. To put it another way, we experience serenity when we love life as a whole, appreciate the cosmos, and totally accept the current moment and all of the circumstances.

When a person is secure, content, contented, and has a clear heart, they are at peace. Additionally, that person is content with life in general. The primary threat to peace is complaint. especially if it represents our ego's voice! ..

On the other hand, gratitude is the first and closest companion of tranquilly. Three essential components of peace are righteousness, work, and goodness. It is difficult to keep the peace. Because there are those who believe it is their responsibility to spread so much negativity and illusion throughout society that their sole purpose in life is to disturb the peace, devotion, and goodness of others, to raise doubts in their minds, and to veer them away from the road of peace.

The ideal person is calm. because he feels good about himself. The word "truth" is synonymous with honesty, justice, and truth. The foundation of science, morals, legislation, and religion is the concept of absolute truth. There is no situation in which telling the truth is a lie. All truths are up for debate in philosophy.

Integrity in daily life involves living in line with reason, logic, and divine commands in both our words and deeds. In addition, helping others is a requirement of truth.

Examining the idea of "being useful and truthful" seems to me to be useful. Let's say someone came and briefly handed us something. When he asks for it, we must return it. The opposite action can likewise be taken. He hands you his gun, let's say. He eventually got into a brawl. He walked over right away and requested his gun. Under normal conditions, we must immediately hand over the gun to him when he requests it. However, by turning over the gun in this situation, we also run the risk of causing a murder. So while doing what is good, we should also think of others and be careful not to hurt them.

Work is the second element to our peace. It has been crowned to work in all old wisdom and religions. because labour is the price for everything, and work keeps people active and content on a mental, spiritual, and physical level. When Pasteur said, "When I waste an hour of working time, it seems to me that I have perpetrated a theft against humanity," he perfectly encapsulated the significance of work in human life.

God made man, poured down his unending blessings before him, and placed one need on him to fulfil in order to receive them: WORKING... By labouring, mankind developed a variety of abilities and established civilizations and cultures. Our personality must blossom, open out, grow, and prove itself to both ourselves and society. Working is the only way to accomplish this. As a result, it gains respect and a good reputation in society. The genuine joy of our soul is this.

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