"The way I relate to peace is like breathing in and breathing out. If we allow ourselves to do that naturally, there's peace. If we resist, if we don't fully breathe in or we don't fully breathe out, then there's an unnecessary interruption in that process. We're now starting to disturb the peace that's naturally in our presence, in the present.
Peace is a natural state. It's an innate part of who we are to live in peace and be at peace. It is we who interrupt that process and separate from what leads to peace."
- John Morton, Spiritual Director, Institute for Individual and World Peace
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