A
I’ve come to think of peace as having two dimensions - the outer and the inner. Outer peace is the physical safety we all deserve: no violence, no harm. But inner peace is 1 gives that safety its depth. I believe the world we see is, in many ways, a reflection of what 2 (happen) inside us right now. If someone is full of competition and anxiety, that’s the lens through which they interpret everything. But 3 (fill) their heart with love and gratitude, they find the same world starting to appear different.
B
Notes help you organize the ideas and make meaning out of something 4 which you may not be familiar. Taking notes also helps you stay focused on the question at hand. But research on this topic concludes that without active review 5 taking notes, most students forget 60-75 percent of material within two days! The very best notes are the ones you take in an 6 (organize) manner that encourages frequent review and reuse.
C
When your deepest conviction is in line with your work, challenges don’t stop you. They shape you. After years of struggles, I came to realize that 7 (difficult) are not something that blocks the path, but something that guides it. Every obstacle I encountered gradually 8 (become) a valuable opportunity for me 9 (learn) something I didn’t yet know about myself, about others, about how to create the conditions 10 harmony can emerge.