Ayo Ayoola-Amale

WHAT PEACE MEANS TO US- By: Students of Aburi Girls Senior High Sch & Trinity Academy, Accra, Ghana. Age 13-16years

When delusion and confusion set your mind ablaze, that inner calmness that keeps you sane, is peace. by: Comfort Owusu

Peace is what i would say brings and unites the world as one- it is what makes us able to live together.   by: Naa Aku Tackie. Form 1b.

Peace is having total sound mind. Also it is the state at which the body, soul and spirit are all in one accord and therefore there is nothing that can change the state of your mind.   by: Manuella De-Sosoo. Class 1v

Peace is a state of being where solidarity  and unity are observed in a group of people or a person. Peace is when there are no wars mostly in a country.  by: Abigail Nyame. Class 1v

Peace is having a sound mind and body. Peace helps to avoid conflict in society. When there is peace, there is oneness. by: Alexandra Odoi Class 1E1

Peace is a period or a state of complete calmness and unity among people which helps to promote productivity and development. by: Kafui  Atzo Bediako. Class 1v

Peace is having total inner calmness and solidarity. by : Marilyn Nanbigne. Class 1E1

Peace is when one have sound mind both inwardly and outwardly and therefore can co-operate with the environment and is at ease with the things around him or her. by: Maria Ofori. Class 1v.

Published by Ayo Ayoola-Amale

Hi there! I am the peace and the poet and this is my blog. I live in Ghana and Nigeria where Splendors of Dawn work for peace and does pretty awesome things for humanity. GROWINTOPEACE work to challenge and replace the traditional worldview with a considerably greater image of humanity informed by peace, art, harmonious living, nonviolence and its implications for the meaning of life and value of the person. "For me; peace activism entails looking inward. If there’s a war going on inside of you — addiction, depression, or self-loathing et al — you must fight back your inner conflict first before you’re truly in a position to spread peace to others. Real peace will come only when we all find peace within ourselves and we conquer hatred. I discover for myself the true nature of war and peace in the world- to transform our own violence and the violence around us into wholeness." - Ayo Ayoola-Amale "Peace activism today goes beyond taking to the streets in anger to rage against the system, it’s about finding peace from within and then sharing that peace with others through inspired action that is meaningful to you. As a 21st century peace activist i search beyond how others construe the current state of the world, and define it for myself. It’s an authentic path of inner growth and discovery where i hold in my heart that if i choose peace in my life, the world will follow. I choose to live my mission, and to achieve the most within that mission. Importantly, my work is to further humanity’s evolution in the direction of progressive values of peace, love and harmony; to create more of the values, including justice, equality and freedom, which make life worth living. Nature gifts me with light every day in bright and shining love, a service my soul is searching for- to give birth to the great things and let them grow."Humanity is my sun. - Ayo Ayoola-Amale "The stepping stones of peace I believe that if we want to positively change a generation and be able to reinforce action towards a peace movement, then we should be dedicated to being a catalyst for social change through the changing of the mindset of a child up to adulthood." - -Ayo Ayoola-Amale “I am a diehard peace activist and Poet. I believe that the best legacy is to leave my legacy in people. I live to serve- to serve God, to serve humanity. To be my fullest self and represent the strength that inspires growth and shape tomorrow”. Humanity is my sun! -Ayo Ayoola-Amale www.growintopeace.com https://web.facebook.com/GrowIntoPeace/ www.splendorsofdawn.com

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