PEACE

Definition of Peace

1, In its most myopic

and limited definition,

peace is the mere absence of war.

O’Kane (1992) 2, The state prevailing

during the absence of war 3, The absence of war

or other hostilities.

An agreement or a treaty

to end hostilities.

Freedom from quarrels

and disagreement.

Peace Quotes.

Indira Gandhi: You can't shake hands with a clenched fist. Croesus:

In peace the sons bury their fathers,

but in war the fathers bury their sons. Agatha Christie: One is left with the horrible

feeling now that war settles nothing;

that to win a war is as disastrous as to lose one. William E. Gladstone : We look forward to the

time when the Power of Love

will replace the Love of Power.

Then will our world

know the blessings of peace. Thomas Jefferson: The care of human

life and happiness,

and not their destruction,

is the first and only

object of good government. Ramona L. Anderson: People spend a lifetime

searching for happiness;

looking for peace.

They chase idle dreams,

addictions, religions,

even other people,

hoping to fill the emptiness

that plagues them.

The irony is the only place

they ever needed to

search was within. Ralph Waldo Emerson: The real and lasting

victories are those of peace,

and not of war. Oscar Romero: Peace is not the product

of terror or fear.

Peace is not the silence

of cemeteries.

Peace is not the silent

result of violent repression.

Peace is the generous, tranquil

contribution of all to the good of all.

Peace is dynamism.

Peace is generosity.

It is right and it is duty. Moshe Dayan: If you want to make peace,

you don't talk to your friends.

You talk to your enemies. Martin Luther King, Jr.: True peace is not merely

the absence of tension:

it is the presence of justice. John F. Kennedy: It is an unfortunate

fact that we can secure peace

only by preparing for war. Jimi Hendrix: When the power of love

overcomes the love of power the

world will know peace.