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The REAL meaning of Peace

Peace is all what we demand in our lives. So, here I bring you a small story to help you better understand the concept of peace right away:
          There once lived a king who announced to prize the artist who would paint the best painting depicting peace. Many great painters sent the king several of their best art pieces. Once of the pictures among the various master pieces was of a calm lake, perfectly mirroring peacefully towering snow-capped mountains. Overhead was a blue clear sky with fluffy clouds. The pictures was perfect. Most of the people who viewed the pictures of peace from various artists thought that it was the best among all.
          But when the king announced the winner, everyone was shocked. The picture which won the prize also had mountains but it was rugged and bare. The sky looked very angry, there were lighting. This did not look peaceful at all. It looked like the artist has mistakenly submitted his painting depicting storm rather than peace. But if anyone looked closely at the painting, he could see a tiny bush growing in the cracks in the rock. In the bust, a mother bird had built her nest. In the midst of the rush of the angry weather, the bird sat on her nest with peace.
          The peace does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise and trouble. Peace means to be in the midst of all chaos and still be calm in the heart. The real peace is the state of the mind, not the state of the surroundings. The mother bird at her calm, despite her chaotic surrounding indeed was the representation for peace. Peace doesn't mean to be in a place where there's no noise or adversity. It means to be in the midst of all those but still feel calm in your heart.
          Love and peace of mind protect us. They allow us to overcome our problems that life hands us. They teach us how to survive... to live now... to have the courage to confront each day.
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