In a world that loves to draw lines, choose sides, and claim certainty, what does it really mean to find peace? In this episode of I’m Perfectly Divine, we explore the messy, beautiful complexities of peace—not the polished version, but the kind of peace that can hold when life doesn’t go as planned. In a world filled with judgments, I invite us to explore if peace is meant to be more of a journey that invites us into the messiness of life and how to be in complexities we are wresting with in a manner that allows for unity over separation. 

Key Takeaways:

• Peace isn’t always clear. Seeing both sides isn’t weakness—it’s a path to deeper understanding.
• Sometimes peace means walking away; sometimes it means standing your ground. Both choices can serve peace in different moments.
• Real peace comes from integration, not avoidance. We can’t find lasting peace by ignoring the messy, rejected parts of ourselves or life.
• The more we separate, the less we understand. Peace grows when we stay connected—even when we are seeing life through complex lenses.
• Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me. How can I practice love in the heart of the tension?

This conversation isn’t about finding the easy button to peace—it’s about embodying a peace that can hold complexity, that honors both strength and softness, both war and surrender. Whether you’re someone who boldly plants your flag with a clear stance or someone who bridges the in-between of both, your voice belongs here. Listen in as we explore how to be the peace we’re all seeking—starting from within.