But peace unlike fear doesn’t run, hide, manipulate, gossip, play games, destroy itself over and over, and play the part of a victim. Peace just knows who it is. It stands in that strength and courage, and speaks from its heart. It doesn’t have to run from anything because it is not defending anything. It stands as itself and uses tools like giving, receiving, love, unity, forgiveness, laughter, humor, patience, creativity, understanding, and silence as way of communing with God. It knows this will pass and it doesn’t have to be special or stand out, because it stands in its own worthiness and oneness with life. Peace finds its life inward; fear finds its life and its existence outward.