Where do you find your peace?

Where do you find your peace?

All the questions we collect here are meant to have no universal answers - we're not contemplating the speed of light, or the size of the universe. One question though, often has a similar answer for many people:

Where do you find your peace?

Did you include 'in nature' as one of your answers? Whether it is a walk at dusk in a forest, enjoying the sun on a ski hill, or swimming in the ocean, so many of us find peace in nature.

But of course it is important to find that peace everyday, even in small ways. Appreciating the sun shining through a tree in a small downtown park on your way to work. The water running down the windshield when you're stopped at a red light. The sound of a bird in the distance. Don't miss out on those moments, too.

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