Inner peace, like local peace, also depends on circumstances and environment.
It's very difficult to maintain peace when you're too close to conflicts or those who cause them. A sense of injustice naturally arises, as we seek to apply common sense, kindness, and proportionality.
Personally, I avoid unnecessary arguments and conflicts, I'm a more reserved person, but recently, it's been hurting and irritating to see someone close to me compulsively lie, criticize, and take advantage of others, to the point of irritating everyone and leaving them without what's theirs.
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I understand that and it won't be easy. But I do think it remains a choice for each person to make. You either choose to fall to the deep and remain in perpetual chaos or choose to walk away.
I'd like to step away, but I'd be unfair to the people who need my support and to my own values ββif I did, at least for now...
But I understand what you mean: it's necessary to maintain a little more distance, at least mentally, to avoid being swept away by problems. But I believe that self-control always has its limits, since at some point the body and mind tire.