Peace on Earth in another 365 Days

For three hundred and sixty four days, one third of the world's population that is Christian talks of peace. And for one day of the year they manage to experience it... If the youngest and largest single group of the three major religions can manage to manifest one day of peace each year, surely it could be a model for other religions to follow. All groups talk of peace, but Christians for the most part have managed to celebrate one day each year in peace. But even this is superficial. As one cruises the highways, parking lots, shopping malls and homes, two days before Christmas, you can see that the roots of war are still there. Christmas is just a rest from war and not really a day of peace. If humanity was inherently peaceful, would we not have peace after thousands of years of trying to find it? Are we hitting ourselves over the head with the same hammer, trying to manifest a result, by doing the same things that do not bring us to the peace that we say we want to experience? Life is a process, not an end unto itself. Man cannot find peace on earth, but only moments of peace experienced individually, in the silence between the cannon fire. The ideology of obtaining peace is more desirable than actually achieving peace. Once peace has been achieved it will not be experienced as peace any longer and the thought of war will be desired once again, as humanity reaches out to find the peace it already has. In the history of mankind, peaceful people have sought to expand their peace through the act of war. And maybe that is because they have truly not known peace. If the world was ready for peace it would be demonstrated in the homes, on the roads, parking lots and shopping malls. Peace is who we are inherently; we come from peace so why do we not demonstrate it? To know peace you have to come back to it. You must know non-peace before you can know peace. War starts in the home and is pushed out into the streets and into the battle fields. This comes from an inherently hostile or primitive people that still believe it is separated from its enemies. Humanity still does not know or believe that it can only wage war on itself because there is no other, and your enemy is in complete agreement with you. When you face your enemy you are looking into a mirror. It is your own right hand striking you in the face. War will always continue until humanity changes its mind about war. It is a learning curve coupled with insanity. If what you are doing does not bring you what you desire, why would you do it? How insane is that? Unless you have discovered the reason for not wanting peace, you will always turn to war. War is simply a thought manifested into physical reality and demonstrated on our streets. It immerges from our own thoughts as the final way to demonstrate our own frustration over not getting what we desire. It is a face-off of egos demonstrating lack of reason. It demonstrates immaturity of the individual and discontent for self, not of an imagined enemy. The only enemy that humanity has is a single individual. One faces off with a mirrored image of self demonstrating a strong desire to beat some sense into the part of self that is rejected. Your enemy is your rejected self, the part of you that you do not wish to deal with. That part of you that will not listen to your reason. That part of you which knows there is another way. Mankind has traditionally believed that once you kill your enemy, he/she disappears forever. This thinking is na