These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
All things in the universe are entirely interdependent, much like the intricate threads of a vast, cosmic tapestry. Each thread, no matter how small, plays a crucial role in maintaining the strength and beauty of the whole. When one thread is pulled or broken, the entire fabric is weakened. This interdependence means that every element […]
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Life, Peace
Why is peace more powerful than violence? The reason lies in the fundamental objectives of each approach. Those who choose violence aim solely to inflict loss upon their rivals, whereas those who embrace peace focus on strengthening themselves. Violence is inherently negative, while peace is inherently positive. It’s a fundamental truth that causing harm to
Gardens and Buildings: Metaphors for the Strength in Peace Over Violence Read More »
Peace
In the tranquil garden of nature, where delicate flowers bloomed under the nurturing care of the sun, there existed a profound analogy for human life. Just as a gentle breeze sustained a flower’s beauty, while a hot wind could cause its demise, individuals in this garden were likewise influenced. Among the vibrant blooms stood a
Lily’s Resolve: A Tale of Peace in the Garden of Nature Read More »
Peace, War
In the bustling city of Veridian, two neighbors, Mia and Liam, found themselves embroiled in a bitter dispute over a trivial matter that escalated far beyond expectation. Their quarrel began over the boundary line separating their properties. What started as a simple disagreement quickly spiraled into heated arguments and accusations. Both Mia and Liam were
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Peace, War
In a bustling city, amidst the ceaseless symphony of honking horns and bustling pedestrians, there existed a road that seemed to stretch endlessly into the horizon. This was no ordinary road; it was a metaphorical artery of society, where the rules of engagement were not just enforced by traffic signs, but by an unspoken agreement
Journey of Accord: Embracing Diversity on Life’s Highway Read More »
Peace
In the annals of history, there lies a chapter stained with the bloodshed and devastation of World War II. Yet within the tumultuous chaos of that era, seeds of change were sown that would eventually blossom into a new dawn for humanity. As the world recoiled from the horrors of war, leaders and visionaries gathered,
From Ashes to Unity: The Evolution of a Global Order Read More »
Peace, War
In the heart of a bustling city stood a solitary garden, hidden away from the chaos of the urban world. Within this sanctuary, there bloomed a delicate rosebush, its petals unfurling gracefully amidst the whispers of the wind. Yet, this garden was not immune to the strife that plagued the outside world. Deep within the
The Rose, the Thorn, and the Oak: A Garden’s Lesson in Unity Read More »
Peace
In the bygone epochs of history, the clashing of swords and the thunderous echoes of war were deemed the veritable architects of power. Yet, in the contemporary tapestry of civilization, the serene symphony of peace has emerged as the cornerstone of strength, akin to a gentle river that nurtures the lands it graces. The once
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Peace, War
The confrontational approach resembles a leaky vessel, resulting in a significant loss of time, energy, and resources. Conversely, the non-confrontational method acts as a streamlined ship, allowing us to channel all efforts towards our goals. Attempting negotiation and confrontation simultaneously is akin to trying to steer two boats in opposite directions—chaos ensues. Confrontation often sparks
The Garden of Resilience: Cultivating Maturity in Conflict Read More »
Peace, War
Every sector of society professes its desire to establish peace, making it challenging to find anyone who opposes this notion. However, despite the universal aspiration for peace, it remains a topic of debate rather than a practical reality. This peculiar contradiction persists, and no one can deny its existence. This paradox arises from attaching ideas
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Justice, Peace, War