In a culture that often celebrates hustle and noise, peace can feel rare. Yet, peace is the ultimate prize for so many of us and so we asked folks to reflect on when they feel most at peace.
John Truitt
I feel most at peace when I’m sharing my passion with others. Giving back to homeless and low-income pet people brings me a deep sense of purpose because every pet and their person deserves the essentials to live with dignity. I also find peace when I’m creating art with my dog — it’s our special time together. Read more >>>
Raziel Villarin
I feel most at peace when I go to concerts, it’s my escape from reality. Also when I go to events where I see my friends and customers that love and support what I do Read more >>>
Joy Fire
When I am in the middle of making something. The planning stage can be hard and frustrating, and finishing something comes with the slight energy drop of no longer having it to drive you. But right in the middle, when you are in the flow of the work and things are coming together, that is a sweet spot. Read more >>>
Sheilah Kimble
I feel most at peace when I’m creating something that didn’t exist before, something that carries truth, rhythm, and healing. Whether it’s a spoken word piece that lands like a prayer, or a curriculum prompt that survivors can feel way deep within their bones, that moment of emergence that brings me home to myself. Peace finds me in the quiet after the storm. Read more >>>
Rebekah Kamauu
When I think of peace, my mind immediately goes to alignment. I feel most aligned when my actions, values, and energy are all in sync. That doesn’t mean everything around me is perfect or calm. It simply means I’m moving with intention. Read more >>>
Tanner Huante
Honestly, I feel most at peace when I’m creating: tattooing, drawing, painting, whatever it is. There’s something almost magical about getting lost in a project and watching it come to life. Read more >>>
Monica A Kastle
When I’m writing. I’m in my office, surrounded by books, music is playing, and I’m creating worlds, using my imagination, and doing what I love to do. Read more >>>
Danielle W Carter
At sunrise or sunset while watching the ocean waves….add a cool breeze and I return to the simplicity and goodness of life. Read more >>>
