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Essay On Peace Awareness

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THE STUDY OF PEACE AWARENESS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Abstract The word peace can be defined well through three basic point inner peace (peace with self), social peace (means the social understanding, social adjustments and social relationships between the individuals who live in the society) and peace with nature (means to stay in harmony with nature, to obey the natural phenomena and not to disturb the natural dignity through environment and economic exploitation and stratification). Peace education is an umbrella term and can be difficult to define. In a very simple word, peace education give the learners the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values which are necessary to end violence and injustice in the society and promote a culture, …show more content…

Understanding Conflict involves the steps undertaken to know the causes of conflict, prevent the conflict at the right time and also helps to resolve it in an effective and smooth manner. Dimension 3- Inner Peace (IP):Inner peace is living in harmony with oneself (positive attitudes, beliefs and skills of dealing with the conflicts and issues). Dimension 4- Emotional Radar (ER): Emotional intelligence (EI) or emotional quotient (EQ) is the capacity of individuals to recognize their own, and other people's emotions, to discriminate between different feelings and label them appropriately, and to use emotional information to guide thinking and behavior. It is just like radar, a measuring instrument, which is used to detect the incoming objects within the specific area or radius. An emotional intelligent person would be very well aware of its emotions and would know exactly how the others are feeling and will respond accordingly. Dimension 5- Human Rights (HR):The term Human Rights is defined as every individual is entitled to live with self-respect and to be under protection in civil, political, economic, social and cultural

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