Sentence examples for Peace mantra from inspiring English sources

BE a peace mantra for 24 hrs.

You may like to chant "Om Shanti", which is a peace mantra, or "Hari Om", which is a more energizing chant.

His voyage of discovery began with the poem's final words, the thrice repeated "shantih", meaning peace, a mantra Nagra had first heard chanted by his Sikh grandfather during his daily meditation following a long day's work.

He sits atop a Californian cliff and chants that most sacred and universal of peace-seeking mantras, Om.

He then reiterated his "peace and love" mantra a few more times, though it didn't sit comfortably with his grumpy tone.

With the young ripe for rebellion, drugs invading the country and altering people's consciousness, and the drums of war providing a constant backbeat, it was only a matter of time before flower power and peace became the mantra of the Sixties' generation.

If it feels good, do it; Make love, not war; Give peace chance; : Hippie mantras.

The United Nations, so reflexively attached to the mantra of peace at any price, sent peacekeeping troops when there was no peace to keep.

NATO's mantra of peace through strength has frustrated Taliban negotiators, as, perhaps, is its intent.

The Arabs will still denounce Israel, offer money to Mr Arafat's beleaguered Palestinian Authority (PA) and rehearse the mantra that peace can come only on the basis of the usual UN resolutions.

Reagan's mantra was "peace through strength".