peace
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Why Perpetual Peace Is Not Enough
Yesterday, I wrote about carrying peace within. Yet, as comforting as that thought is, I realised something equally important—perpetual peace, even if possible, would not be beautiful. Just as a guitar string produces music only when disturbed—until then remaining a silent piece of wood with a few strings attached—we, too, come alive through disturbance. Emotion Continue reading
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Whispers Beneath the Sky: A Journey into Nature’s Soul
Sometimes, I wonder how small we truly are—like barren islands stranded alone in an endless sea. And yet, even as I gaze at the boundless ocean stretching beyond the horizon, the vastness seems to shrink, humbled by the sheer depth of my thoughts, by the immeasurable distance my heart can feel. There is beauty everywhere, Continue reading
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I am Silence
Sometimes, it is not in noise but in silence that we find life’s deepest truths. In our fast-moving world, we often overlook the quiet spaces, the pauses, and the stillness. Yet, these are the moments that often reveal the most. As I reflect, I realize how much silence has taught me: In moments of silence,I Continue reading
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The Symphony of Peace
In the midst of life’s noise, have you ever paused to listen—truly listen—to the world around you? Peace isn’t always something to be sought; sometimes, it’s something to be heard. Nature composes its own music, one that soothes the restless mind and speaks to the soul. The rhythmic tick-tick sounds of the forest, the croaking Continue reading
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Wrapped in Fog, Touched by Peace
Some days, I feel like the mist—soft, quiet and everywhere at once. I don’t belong to one place. I drift. I settle where I’m needed, then move on. This thought came to me this morning. As I looked out at the blurred edges of the world, I felt a strange peace. Everything was slower. Softer. Continue reading
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