I may have heard this phrase before, but this time it stuck with me. I was surrounded by teachers who loved their work, understood the importance of educating children and felt their dedication to raising a better generation.<\/p>\n
NEW: <\/strong>You can also listen to the article - voiced by a girl from Debesy Justina Pilkait\u0117<\/a>:<\/p>\n The thought of peaceful people never left my mind. First of all, of course, I thought: Am I a peaceful person?<\/strong><\/p>\n I don't like aggression, anger and stress. When a conflict breaks out, I never attack another person, I try to find a civilized, cultural way out of an unpleasant situation. And only when my patience runs out, I start thinking about other methods. I consider myself a peaceful person. <\/p>\n But what is a peaceful person?<\/strong><\/p>\n How does he live? What features does it have? What are the thoughts in his mind? How do you react to difficult situations and what solutions do you choose?<\/p>\n Of course, peace in this age is not the same as it was a few hundred years ago. We don't need to defend ourselves from thugs who, after stealing the cows, also rape the eldest daughter. Peace does not come from the fact that bandits passed through your farm after all.<\/p>\n Modern peace is all about the little things.<\/strong> The little things we do in our daily lives in our interactions with those around us every day.<\/p>\n I would describe peaceful people as calm, self-confident, loving and respectful of nature and everything related to it, friendly, compassionate and sincere.<\/span><\/p>\n These are the qualities that separate a nice person from someone most people would shy away from.<\/p>\n I think there is no doubt about the kind of society we would like to live in. And if someone still has doubts about this, and thinks that living among peaceful people would not be interesting, and therefore does not want to have anything to do with hippies, Buddhists and altruists, I suggest asking yourself this question:<\/p>\n If you had to move, which town would you choose?<\/p>\n I know which one I would choose.<\/p>\n And yes, I realize it only sounds nice on a computer screen. No one has ever seen or heard of such a peaceful town that built itself and inhabited only by peaceful people. It is probably impossible for such a place to exist. There will always be one evil person everywhere who will mess things up and spread negativity.<\/p>\n However, there are communities that have been deliberately established to live peacefully and without anger. The closest one to us is right here in Lithuania - Indrajas Namai.<\/p>\n There are people in my environment who rarely see a way out of life's "tossing and turning" without conflict. If the mobile company has calculated the bill incorrectly, they must:<\/p>\n Such people, for some reason, never seek a peaceful solution in the first place. They are convinced that nothing will be achieved by communicating with institutions or their employees.<\/p>\n ...They believe they are always and everywhere being cheated or exploited.<\/p>\n But is this really true? <\/strong>Or maybe it's just the inner world of a person who longs for conflicts and opportunities to show their supremacy against some institution, service provider?<\/p>\n Of course, these are just a few examples. There are also smaller disagreements, which non-peaceful people, however, do not want to resolve with a nice one.<\/p>\n I have also had cases when I was angry with certain institutions and employees because of various inconsistencies or poor quality of services. I ran out of patience when I started explaining everything, but I never once lost my self-control and I'm happy about that.<\/p>\n Now I am not ashamed of my actions, because I did not spoil the person sitting on the other end of the line to a person <\/strong>moods or even whole days.<\/p>\nSome time after the school visit...<\/h2>\n
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<\/span><\/p>\nWhat do we really want?<\/h2>\n
Town A<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Town B<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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And prejudice does not help.<\/h3>\n
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By being open with ourselves, we avoid internal conflicts and remorse.<\/h2>\n