The Principle of Peace
One formula for every scale of conflict, and the twelve-step method that carries it. On Amazon in three formats.
What this book offers
Personal conflict. Online arguments that go nowhere. Communities that can't find common ground. Countries at war. A world kept in constant conflict by the news outlets and social feeds that profit from the fight.
What if there was another way? A single, simple formula. One that could untangle and resolve even the most complex and entrenched disputes, from the argument at your kitchen table to a war between nations.
That is what this book offers. The Principle of Peace lays out the formula and the twelve-step method for walking Fear back into Understanding, drawn from years of watching it work at every scale. Ignorance distorts. Fear divides. Understanding clarifies. The book asks no one to change their mind or to take a side. Only to understand. Understanding, not agreement, is what real peace is made of.
Peace is more available than it looks. Here is how it's built.
Three ways to read it
P.N. Yaya
P.N. Yaya is a problem solver. On a spring morning in 2009, he was given the idea this book is built on, one of the most significant insights of his life, and the one that pointed him toward the largest problem there is: the conflict that runs from a kitchen table to a war between nations.
He has spent the years since watching the formula work, at every scale, and refining the method that carries it. What drives him is a simple belief: that we are here to be of service to one another, and to leave the world better than we found it. He lives in Los Angeles.
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