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means A state of calm free from worry, fear, or anxiety — the sense that things are, for now, okay.
from Simply a compound of 'peace' (from Latin pax, a treaty-ending of conflict) and 'mind,' joined in English to describe an inner rather than a political settlement — a truce with your own thoughts. The phrase has circulated in English for centuries as a plain, literal pairing rather than a coined idiom with a single traceable origin.
- not absence
- Not the absence of problems, just their shrinkage
- buy vs rent
- Money buys comfort, rarely buys this outright
- paradox
- Chasing it directly usually scares it off
- best source
- Usually comes from closed loops, not open wins