Comments on: Seven Simple Steps to Inner Peace

By: Sam Davis

Sam Davis — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 12:49:18 +0000

Lovely article Tejvan,

Your writing style has a very wise feel to it. It doesn’t surprise me that your site is doing well in the alexa rankings!

I like the part of this article about our inner peace depending on the wellbeing of others. When you take on a self improvement approach to life, you come to realise that how others feel about life is just as important as that of yourself. That realisation has helped me realise that I’ll never be happy if I’m not helping others.

Thanks for the read and much love,

Sam

By: Francois

Francois — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 12:33:19 +0000

I have a little bit of a problem. Since I’m not Buddha, I’m still affected by the actions of the people I live with.

Now, how can I be empathetic to someone who constantly is in a world of stress and takes it out on anyone she can find and criticise. Not to mention I can’t take it when she keeps on dumping work on my loved ones, and only have critic to give when it is done.

My biggest problem is that I feel her pain, but I also get angry when she causes pain to the people I love.
I want to get out of here, since there isn’t a single day that a fight doesn’t start in this house.
I’m just a 16 year old kid with ADHD who wants some peace. I think around 2 positive sentences leave her mouth per day, and then without any passion to it.

Not to mention I cannot meditate for 30 mins without her calling me or start another argument or criticize or something… And, on top of that, none of my friends want to come here since the whole place has a very angry and oppressive vibe.

I know of a place I can go and take refuge and the place is more beautiful than you can imagine, but they will find me there, so I will have to shave my head and get an alias, and maybe a few meaningful tattoos over my tell-tale scars from a car crash a few weeks ago. (I got off unhurt, just some road burn. I was on a bicycle, and the car was going 80km/h and had little time to break, probably hit me at around 60km/h.)

I’m at a loss, if I’m in nature, I’m closer to inner peace than I can imagine, to the point where if I didn’t evolve spiritually at all it wouldn’t bother me to much. But when this person is around doing her thing, I’m like the devil himself after a while.

The only reason I would stay is for the sake of my education. (More for the sake of good grades, I’ll still pass even on my own with no help…)

By: Kate

Kate — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 17:41:07 +0000

I was “lost” in fear, disappointments and pain from my past… even tough I was very helpful to others, friendly, successful woman, I was crying inside and afraid of the future. As a result, I never enjoyed my achievements, never spend quality time with my family, I was always running somewhere, running from my-self… I finally let it all out: pain, fear lots of tears… and I felt so peaceful and happy inside. Something that I didn’t feel for at least 20 years…. It took me a long time to get to this point, it is the most beautiful feeling and I want to master how to keep it within me all the time. I started meditation and breathing exercises. Everyone should learn how to have stillness inside. Are agree with all seven steps to inner peace…

God bless everyone!

By: daljit

daljit — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 09:23:40 +0000

inner peace is really the most important thing of our life but still we lack it and don’t do anything to achieve it. after reading this i m trying to step ahead towards inner peace…

By: Ellen

Ellen — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 21:34:29 +0000

‘Take the opportunity to be still or at least do something positive. ‘
How valuable this advice is being to me – I am enjoying relaxing in a warm bath for 15 minutes in the morning before I have to get up – the benefits are amazing – I can stop the world and get off just for a while, enjoy the calm and leisure, but angst into persective – i.e. leave it alone for a while – and my back – which has been giving me jip for a couple of years is starting to relent.
My next endeavour is to find it natural to clear my mind and move to the next level
1001 thank yous

By: reuben

reuben — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 02:01:50 +0000

I have found my inner peace and I think it is time we all did.We can easily do this by appreciating life other than judging others and thinking about pointless stuff.We are all individuals with brains lets use them people. Try and live for the moment see if you don’t enjoy your life. Just remember be positive as you are a free man or woman or animal with limitless choice.Be human.

By: param dayal goud

param dayal goud — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 11:18:54 +0000

i like this web site and the web page .because iam havin stress for some days.and iam thinking to learn meditation and i have gain some tips from this web site.

By: signature_1981

signature_1981 — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 21:12:58 +0000

I am at the time of my life where i want to change. Anger has disrupted me for as long as i can remember. this site is very helpful. I to believe that i need time in peace away from everything; t.v, radio, friends. 15 min is not much to give back to me in peace

By: Climbing the Ladder of Peace « - Conceptual Convergence -

Climbing the Ladder of Peace « - Conceptual Convergence - — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 23:07:53 +0000

[...] Climbing the Ladder of Peace October 26, 2008 Posted by seeker767 in Uncategorized. Tags: inner peace, mental clarity trackback Seven Simple Steps to Inner Peace [...]

By: salma

salma — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 17:06:28 +0000

Dis is really very helpful if v follow all dis rules so tat v r happy 4ever.In 2days world v all run 4 more n more money n in dis circle v hav lost are true hapiness which is nt wealth bt health.