Frequently Asked Questions

What is the philosophy of peace?

The philosophy of peace explores concepts of harmony, understanding, and coexistence among individuals and communities.

How can I get involved?
What resources are available?
What topics are covered in teachings?
Who is behind this project?

The project is led by a diverse group of peace advocates and scholars dedicated to promoting understanding.

We offer articles, programs, and community events focused on peace studies, philosophy, and practical applications for everyday life.

You can participate by joining our community events, reading our articles, or enrolling in our programs.

Resources include articles, workshops, and community discussions aimed at fostering peace and understanding.

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The Philosophy of Peace has transformed my understanding of harmony and community. It's a journey worth taking for anyone seeking deeper connections.

Emily R.
A spiritual garden setting featuring a peace pole with the inscription 'May Peace Prevail On Earth'. Surrounding the pole are rocks and slabs with colorful inscriptions and illustrations, including a central depiction of a deity or spiritual figure. The background is dense with bamboo plants, creating a serene and lush environment.
A spiritual garden setting featuring a peace pole with the inscription 'May Peace Prevail On Earth'. Surrounding the pole are rocks and slabs with colorful inscriptions and illustrations, including a central depiction of a deity or spiritual figure. The background is dense with bamboo plants, creating a serene and lush environment.

San Francisco

Engaging with the Philosophy of Peace has opened my eyes to new perspectives on conflict resolution and understanding. Highly recommend for anyone interested in peace studies.

Wooden letters spelling out 'peace' are positioned on a textured, weathered wooden surface. The letters stand out with a light, warm color against the darker, grayish tones of the wood.
Wooden letters spelling out 'peace' are positioned on a textured, weathered wooden surface. The letters stand out with a light, warm color against the darker, grayish tones of the wood.
John D.

New York

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