A rather textbook definition of peace defines it as the concept of societal friendship and harmony in the absence of hostility and violence. As straightforward as it sounds, this is exactly the kind of environment that we wish to formulate. From the beginning of time, survival has been the need of humankind, to thrive unaltered in their course of life. While a worthy cause on its own, the biggest drawback to such a mindset was the ignorance of harmony in the environment. Wars were waged, empires built and shattered, all for the sake of continual and unhindered success. Present times, however, have a different ethos accompanying them. We live in a society and world where our most trivial of needs have a way of being met, hence the purpose of trampling others to gain something for ourselves is lost. The exigency of today is the unhindered establishment of a peaceful habitat for all of us to reside in, sans the constant fear of being trampled upon by those more powerful than us.

The purpose of establishing peace is lost on none, it is the act of achieving it that poses an utmost dilemma. Our purpose and paramount missions are to inculcate such a sense of tranquility in the lives of all those who suffer, or are in need of a hand to hold on to; to provide love and a promise of trust without asking for anything in return. We as humanity have lost the innate instinct of being human towards each other, through the efforts of every individual who wishes to simply help their fellow humans in need, we plan on creating a uniquely humane world. Lastly, in the words of Albert Einstein lies the crux of my message

‘Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding.’