| Peace |
A wise man once taught, that, even an inattentive hand movement, is an act of violence.
What does the word: "peaceful" mean? As absolute truth? and what words and facts should we choose, to describe: peace?, so that we speak the truth, and are guaranteed not to lie?
Do I have 100% peaceful life-experience to define the word: "peace"?
To maintain, that street- or even city- blockades are peaceful as long as you behave peacefully, while blocking, is a lie.
Sitting blockades and city blockades are an act of violence, in themselves.
A stalker is also a person who commits an act of violence without touching the victim.
Gentle touching without the other persons' permission, is an act of violence.
To lie to others when the truth is necessary for survival, is an act of violence.
In all these examples, nobody is beaten or shot, but they are all examples of violence.
In describing peace, we must never lie, or deceive ourselves.
It is very important, that what we say about the facts of peace, is absolutely true. To deceive oneself about the facts of peace or to lie about the facts of peace, would disturb or perhaps even destroy one of the most important foundations of one's own psyche (depending on how big the lie is).
Get to know the absolute truth of your own psyche and your own life seriously and calmly. Only this forms a functioning basis for true communication between people.
(An exception are, the true police and the true military, they also act right, when they use violence, but their violent action is only right when they are protecting innocent, good people (people who behave morally good and peacefully) from evil/guilty people. The true police and the true military have to live with a second psyche. They live the principle of self-defence. The violence used, must always be appropriate, in the sense of: less is more! Violent behaviour must always be avoided as long as possible.)
