English Literature
Where and With Whom I Find Peace
It is very important for each individual to have and know a sense of peace during his/her life. Over the course of this paper, I will explain the places where I find peace and with which people I find peace in my life. There will be four areas of discussion in this paper. One place where I find place is in my church, or overall, with my relationship with my concept of God. I also find peace with my family. I, like many people, find peace with friends, especially during times of vacation and leisure. Finally, I find peace in the exercise and use of my imagination. A sense of peace is necessary for many reasons, especially in this modern world. Each person needs a way to unwind, relax, and reflect. The world can be very harsh and can make a person feel isolated or small; this is a reason why it is necessary to try to find peace in the relationships with others. Without a sense of peace or place where one finds peace, a person can feel very unstable, unsettled, and a mess of emotions.
My relationship with God gives me peace. I was raised to attend church services. There is a strong and prominent tradition of organized religion in my family. There are even some of my members of my family (ancestors) who were members of the clergy and held other offices in churches. Thus, I am familiar with having religion as part of my life. This has not always been easy. Sometimes my beliefs have lost me friends or gotten me in challenging situations. There have been other times my beliefs have changed or were challenged by experiences in life that I did not understand....
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