the fruit of service is peace. Let us not use bombs and guns to overcome the world. Let us use love and compassion. Peace begins with a smile. Smile five times a day at someone you don't really want ...

Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as an "obstacle" to peace and called on him to resign this week. Pelosi made the comments in an interview recorded ...

It is with some sense of temerity that a member of the White House staff undertakes to comment on the large topic of the Presidency and the Peace. Loyalty and affection ... respect for honest ...

For example, oranges and apples grow ... that a berry is a fruit that you eat. A berry is a small, edible fruit that comes from one plant. This means that tomatoes are berries because they come ...

The question now is whether the peace between Musk and Apple will last. In the past, the billionaire made agreements that he later denounced. This was the case with the acquisition of Twitter ...

The journey to self-discovery and inner peace is a complex and often challenging process. It requires a deep understanding of oneself, including the acceptance of both the light and the darkness ...

On each occasion that Jesus appears to the disciples after his resurrection, his greeting is the same: “Peace be with you.” And when he takes leave of them at his Ascension, he greets them in ...

Living together in peace is all about accepting differences and having the ability to listen to, recognize, respect and appreciate others, as well as living in a peaceful and united way.

The plates will be distributed to overseas peace organizations, peace museums and Asian countries’ embassies in Japan. The group is calling for donations through crowdfunding and other means ...

Lahiry, Sujit 2019. Conflict, Peace and Security: An International Relations Perspective with Special Reference to India. Millennial Asia, Vol. 10, Issue. 1, p. 76. South Asia's diversity is also ...

This veg-topped pancake is a Kathmandu favourite – and carrot pudding with cardamom offers a cuddle in a bowl Alongside “Namaste”, “Have you eaten yet?” is a common greeting in Nepal.