Poetry of Peace

Lots of people are hungry of peace and do not know how to find it. First of all they are afraid to look into their self. A big problem about not finding a solution to get that peace is that most people do not understand they have to build up love in their own being.without loving oneself it will be impossible to love some one else. Most are afraid of their own self and they are very eager to find solutions outside.

We should learn not to avoid an encounter with the ‘Soul‘, our own ‘I’ and our own ‘Being’. Those who look for the Divine Being, the ‘I am’ shall also not be able to find God if they dare not to find the peace within themselves.

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In the article:

1. Hungry of Peace
2. Leaving the tradition of his/her birthplace
3. Abandoning the birthplace or abandoning the roots
4. Trying to find peace outside
5. A soul longing for home
6. Doing anything to avoid an encounter with the Soul
7. Encounter with the soul is painful
8. Sorrow is similar to sandpaper – smoothening hard stone
9. Smooth, soft, radiant life
10. Suffering [dukkha (life is suffering)]  is actually a vitamin of peace
11. New eyes to see the beautiful insight of soul
12. Life inside is like ocean – we are the ocean
13. Forget yourself, serving the other = rediscovering that “I am you”

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Find also to read:

1. The Soul not a ghost
2. Those who make peace should plant peace like a seed
3. Peace Takes You

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