Inner Peace is self-control; not scattering your energies, but holding them in check and directing them usefully.

Inner Peace is giving full, interested attention to everything you do.

Inner Peace is to live fully in the moment, releasing past and future into the cycles of eternity.

Inner Peace is inner relaxation -- physically, emotionally, mentally, then spiritually.

Inner Peace is non-attachment; being ever conscious that nothing and no one truly belongs to you.

Inner Peace is contentment; consciously holding happy thoughts.

Inner Peace is desirelessness; realizing that happiness is within you, not in outward things or circumstances.

Inner Peace is accepting things as they are, and then, if necessary, acting calmly and cheerfully to improve them.

Inner Peace is realizing that you cannot change the world, but you CAN change yourself.

Inner Peace is cultivating harmonious friendships, and shunning the company of peaceless persons.

Inner Peace is projecting peace outward into your environment.

Inner Peace is a simple life; reducing your definition of "necessities."

Inner Peace is a healthy life: exercising regularly, eating properly, breathing deeply.

Inner Peace is a clear conscience; remaining true to your highest ideals.

Inner Peace is acting in freedom, from your inner center, and not in bondage to the world's demands.

Inner Peace is accepting truth, in all circumstances, as your guide.

Inner Peace is not coveting what others have, but knowing that what is yours by right will find its way to you.

Inner Peace is never complaining, but acknowledging that what life gives you depends on what you give, first, of yourself.

Inner Peace is accepting responsibility for your failures, and realizing that only you can turn them into successes.

Inner Peace is found in self-conquest, not in the mere cessation of hostilities.

Inner Peace is practicing willingness, even though your mental habits urge you to cry, "No!"

Inner Peace is smiling in your heart, even when others scowl.

Inner Peace is giving joy, rather than demanding joy of others.

Inner Peace is including others' well-being in your own.

Inner Peace is harmlessness; never deliberately hurting anyone.

Inner Peace is working WITH others, never against them.

Inner Peace is meditation, and tapping the wellsprings of soul-peace.

Inner Peace is raising your consciousness: directing energy to the brain, then centering it at the seat of higher awareness between the eyebrows.

Inner Peace is self-acceptance: not blinding yourself to your faults, nor hating yourself for them, but claiming your higher reality in Infinite Light.

Inner Peace is loving God, and striving to be worthy of His love for you.

Inner Peace is loving others impartially, without selfish motive.