How choosing peace can influence people and be uplifting – Positive Results and Positive Action

When we choose peace, we open the door for positive change and influences in our lives. By making a commitment to peace, we can connect with a higher power and make choices that are based on love rather than fear. When we connect with our spiritual side, we can find strength and hope in difficult times.We can also use our spiritual practice to help others who may be struggling.

By offering prayer or support, we can be a light in someone else’s darkness. When we live peacefully, we not only improve our own lives but also the lives of those around us. It’s a simple choice that can have a profound impact. Choose peace today and see how your life changes for the better.

What is peace and how can it be achieved

Peace is something we all strive for, yet it can be hard to define. Most generally speaking, peace is a state of tranquility which refuses to be disrupted by conflict or discord. To achieve true peace requires a widespread understanding of the need for it and a willingness from those involved in any conflict to seek peaceful solutions. It is important to recognize that achieving peace will likely require compromise from both sides, as well as effective communication in order to build trust and understanding.

Moreover, underlying causes of conflict must be identified and addressed if true peace is ever to be achieved. All of these efforts are easier said than done; however, with enough dedication and effort, lasting peace may one day flourish in even the most tumultuous regions of the world.

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The benefits of having peace in your life

Everyone desires peace and tranquility in their lives, but it can be difficult to attain. Fortunately, there are numerous benefits that come with creating an atmosphere of peace. When you live a peaceful life, you will find yourself more relaxed as you no longer hold on to resentment or anger and instead focus on the good in every situation.

You’ll be able to take a step back when facing any difficulty and approach it with a calm mindset. Peace also opens your mind to quieter moments, allowing you to focus on your growth and deepen mindfulness practices without feeling overwhelmed. Lastly, living in a peaceful manner helps create strong relationships with those around you by opening up possible conversations about emotional safety and support for one another. All these benefits of having peace in your life make it certainly worth striving for.

How to spread peace to others and make the world a better place

Spreading peace to others and making the world a better place is something that can be achieved in both small and large ways throughout everyday life. Whether it be through no longer participating in any form of bullying, volunteering with an organization devoted to helping those most in need, or simply greeting strangers throughout the day with a smile, each act has value. People should set an example of kind behavior to encourage others around them.

They can demonstrate peace by living with integrity and treating everyone with respect no matter the circumstance. Doing so may influence those that are unaware of what goes into creating peace, allow them to see a different perspective, and make them more likely to treat themselves and one another positively. In this way, peace can extend outward from person-to-person and eventually become a part of society on a larger scale.

Examples of people who have made a difference by choosing peace

Examples of people throughout history who have made a change by choosing peace can be seen from Native American Chief Tecumseh to US President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Chief Tecumseh led the fight against government forces in the early 19th century, but instead of using violence as a solution he sought peaceful solutions, helping maintain peace between different tribes and removing tension between Indians and colonists alike.

Similarly, President Eisenhower’s efforts during his administration not only involved containing Soviet expansionism, but also initiating plans for disarmament to prevent a catastrophic nuclear war. People like these two individuals serve as an inspiring reminder of how there are alternative paths to achieving one’s goals than those that involve strife.

Why it’s important to choose peace every day, in everything you do

Our lives can be made so much more fulfilling when we choose peace and harmony. Whenever we encounter a difficult situation, if we focus on finding the peaceful solution, it can ensure our actions are free of regret or guilt in the future. Not only that, making peaceful choices encourages those around us to do the same.

When enough people choose peace over conflict, it creates a ripple effect that has a positive impact on our world. Every day is an opportunity to foster understanding and cooperation across nations and people. Choosing peace every day serves as a reminder that while not all of our opinions may be alike, respecting one another is still essential if society is to progress further into the future.

Peace is a state of harmony, balance, and calm. It doesn’t mean the absence of violence or conflict; instead, it’s the opposite. When there’s peace, people are free to pursue their goals without fear or hatred getting in the way. And when people have peace in their lives, they tend to be happier and healthier. There are many ways to spread peace through your words and actions. You can choose to be kind to others, help those in need, stand up for what you believe in, and refuse to engage in violence or anger. Every act of kindness makes a difference in the world and brings us one step closer to achieving true global peace.

Examples of people who have made a difference by choosing peace include Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, and Martin Luther King Jr. They all fought for what they believed in using nonviolent methods such as protesting, rallies, sit-ins, speaking out against injustice, and more. We can all make a difference by following their example and refusing to give into hatred or anger. Instead, let’s choose love and compassion every day so that we can create a more peaceful world for everyone.

Personal considerations

It’s rather disturbing to see the way a lot of people are dealing with the current unrest in their lives. Many immediately go into a defensive stance and then start attacking. They approach a lot of the problems beginning from a negative point of view. I believe it was Mother Theresa who said ‘I will never march against war – but I will always march for peace”.

The one encouraging thing I am seeing is individuals putting the focus on their own lives and saying ‘what can I do from where I am to contribute to my immediate surroundings.’ A lot of people are doing this. They just don’t make the headlines as much as the disrupters do. I am also encouraged by the town hall meetings that are beginning to spring up in this country. People who don’t like current policy are talking to the people that can change the policy. Complaining to your next-door neighbor over coffee won’t do it.

I live in an apartment building where some of the tenants were complaining that management never touched up the paint on their doors. Maintenance was only allowed to paint doors when someone had moved out and someone new was moving in. There are a lot of apartments – I can see that management probably had a lot more pressing issues on their to-do list.

I had a choice – to go along with the complainers and agree with them – or not. I didn’t, because negative actions arising from unhappiness rarely if ever lead to satisfactory results. My solution seemed a whole lot simpler. I love to paint. I asked maintenance for a small container of paint so that I could touch up the paint on my door. They were happy to give it to me. Problem solved.

If you want change, do something constructive, not destructive. Get involved where your voice matters and you can do some good. Perhaps the first good thing you could do is join a local committee and volunteer to be part of their advertising team. Then make sure that every invitation is phrased positively rather than negatively. Work toward your own goals, don’t just work on blocking someone else’s.

Positive results can only be created from positive actions.It seems a simple lesson, but humanity as a whole appears to still be learning it. It is my hope that my readership, at least, will commit to being part of the solution.

Have a blessed day,
Elaine

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