Number 1:
“Be selective with your battles. Being at peace is often better than being right.”
You are a person who likes to debate, to show your point of view and, in some cases, to compare yourself with people who express opinions contrary to yours.
Even if this characterizes you as a strong personality, who does not accept everything that is imposed on you, at some moments, it can cost you peace and hurt you.
Pay attention to the battles you choose to face. Often, the reward of victory does not compensate for all the emotional stress of the fight and, at the end of the day, having your head in peace to rest is much better than 5 minutes of glory over someone else.
Number 2:
“If your peace is expensive, it’s too expensive.”
Think about your current reality. Is there a situation or relationship that you feel is completely robbing you of peace, but you insist on holding on to it for the most varied of reasons? Perhaps the best thing to do is to rethink your priorities.
Anything that costs your peace is too expensive. You deserve a reality that you can enjoy, not just tolerate. Free yourself from everything that makes your life unhappy and stagnant. It may hurt now, but in the future it will open the doors to your true happiness. You deserve it!
Number 3:
“True peace comes from understanding that everything passes”
Nothing in this life is forever, everything ends, good things and bad things happen and go away, and only when we understand this can we live true peace, because we accept that some things are beyond our control and we should enjoy everything before it ends.
Don’t focus on the bad things you are facing or get used to the good times to the point of becoming complacent. Understand the stages of life and learn to walk with them, so you will find the peace you are looking for.