War only leaves behind pain, loss, and divísion—let us choose the path of understanding, compassion, and peace.To all those impacted by war, may you find healing, strength, and hope as you rebuild your lives and embrace the possibility of peace. Your resilience is a testament to the human spirit, and may brighter days be ahead for you and your loved ones.

Compare to war, peace rebuild ones life. It is a healthy statement which shows harmony and freedom.

"Peace is the harmony that arises when hearts and minds come together, free from conflict and filled with understanding."

Why fight when we can work together. Why conflict if we can be kind to others.

To me peace is being able to accept what’s around you. Peace is about seeing the positives not the negatives and learning from what’s around you. Peace is being able to live freely.

Peace is the harmony that arises when we embrace understanding, compassion, and coexistence over conflict. It is not merely the absence of war but the presence of justice and love in every action and thought.

Peace is born from understanding, nurtured by compassion, and sustained through courage.

Peace is more than just the absence of war; it’s about understanding, kindness, and respect for each other. In a world where people often disagree, peace comes from listening, finding common ground, and showing empathy.

Peace is not merely the absence of conflict, but the presence of understanding and compassion.

Peace should be everywhere. If it isn’t everywhere, it’s not really peace. Be as peaceful as possible

In my opinion, peace means the absence of violence of any kind.

Peace is everyone not doing anything to anyone and having a good well-being and being peaceful

Peace is a good thing to me

Peace begins with understanding. It grows from kindness and flourishes in the soil of respect. True peace isn’t just the absence of conflict but the presence of harmony—within ourselves, our relationships, and the world around us. To foster peace, we must listen more than we speak, learn more than we judge, and love more than we fear. My words for peace are: empathy, dialogue, justice, and compassion. They remind us that peace is not a destination but a journey—a choice we make each day to bridge divides, heal wounds, and dream of a better tomorrow.

Peace means no wars and conflicts for me.