"seek harmony" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase could be used to express the desire for peace or understanding between two parties. For example: "The leaders of both countries sought harmony through diplomatic negotiations."
She will live on in our hearts and remind us to seek harmony & peace.
In its intent, however, the painting - like the Africa commission - is simply urging us to seek harmony.
One goal of the Maya calendar keepers, the researchers wrote in the journal article, "was to seek harmony between sky events and sacred rituals".
And would one really seek harmony with nature if one were privy to the ruthless struggles being played out under every rock?
When Kawabata accepted the Nobel Prize, he said that in his work he tried to beautify death and to seek harmony among man, nature, and emptiness.
In addition to a distaste for the recent vitriol, some of which has been directed at him personally, Mr. Lipton also has a practical reason to seek harmony: faculty morale can sometimes influence a university's credit rating, and a drop in rating would make it more expensive for N.Y.U. to borrow for its planned 2 million-square-foot expansion in Greenwich Village.
The Fellowship's participants (there is no official membership) describe themselves simply as followers of Jesus, an informal network of friends seeking harmony by modelling their lives after his.
A striking example, which I recount in my book SuperCorp, occurred in South Korea, not a country known for being kinder and gentler, and yet forgiveness and seeking harmony were at the heart of a major business success.
Even an incomprehensible customer is always right, so Ms. Hoffman began studying and instructing salespeople in feng shui (pronounced fung shway), the ancient Chinese practice that seeks harmony between people and living spaces.
"Irenicism," a term for seeking harmony over contention, pops up often in Catholic texts about Christian-Islamic dialogue, to describe the way interfaith discussion tends to stick stubbornly to platitudes.
If the ensuing events are a war, it is a cold one, full of negotiation, posturing, name-calling, even familial shuttle diplomacy as Frank moves between his father's and brother's homes, delivering messages, taking stock, seeking harmony.
