Philosophy Discussion Forums | A Humans-Only Philosophy Club

[Kelvin Suraj]

Having in er pace I must say is difficult. Outer peace can be in form of pretence. One can put up deceiving smiles and looks to get something. Whereas the mind need taming inorder to get that inner peace. Sometimes you need someone to heal the wound in your heart.

[Agbata Trust-]

Without inner peace I think a person isn't complete. Inner peace has a lot to do with our outer peace . You matter how one try to put a fake smile or outer peace one can still find some form of lack of inner oaece in the person life. I've suffered from a life threatening sickness which was the greatest fear I had in life. I had no inner peace in my life till I was saved.

[Princewill Uchenna]

I think finding inner peace has to do with being contended with whatever live gives you which doesn't happen often

[Emeka JohnObi]

Inner peace feels like a dream sometimes, but maybe it's not about never getting knocked down. Maybe true peace is knowing you can weather the storms and come back up, stronger each time.

[Abdul Jah]

Inner peace isn't about eliminating all challenges or difficulties in life. In fact, it's quite the opposite. It's about maintaining a sense of calm and stability in the midst of life's inevitable challenges. It's a matter of choosing to respond with peace and equanimity, rather than getting swept up in stress or negativity.

[Chinedum Chijioke]

I believe many people experience an innate sense of inner peace, often unrecognized as a coping mechanism.

[Isaac Oh]

Invincible inner peace? Sounds delusional. It sounds like trying to make up something in your head to feel good.

[Shewaofafrica]

If we mistakenly believe that achieving outer peace is the same as finding inner tranquility, we might misinterpret our own feelings and struggle to find true contentment within ourselves. By understanding that inner peace comes from within, independent of external factors, we can better navigate life's challenges and cultivate lasting fulfillment.

[Sunday Florence N]

The proposes the attainability of invincible inner peace, asserting the detachment of the mind and emotions from the physical body. Despite external turmoil, I still argues that one can cultivate a serene emotional state through spiritual practices.

[Victory Stone]

I'm a kind of person that doesn't show off or attract attention to myself in public. Invincible inner peace is possible to achieve, though it requires a lot of process to guide one on this journey.

[Miracle Kingss]

Inner peace is not easy to achieve, many external factors have a way of disturbing it.

[Baggett Yoria]

Inner peace is possible, and I believe it's invincible. I believe it can be achieved through constant gratefulness for some of our wins.

[Dennis Kiage]

Certainly! Achieving inner peace involves a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. I believe it's about finding harmony within yourself and with the world around you. It's also a journey that requires patience, perseverance, and an open heart, but the rewards of inner peace are profound and transformative.

[Ashleigh Henderson 1]

t's great that you believe in the possibility of achieving inner peace! You're right, outward appearances can be deceiving.

[Ashleigh Henderson 1]

You've captured the essence of inner peace beautifully! It's clear you've put thought into this concept.