Harmony is often understood as the absence of disturbance. When things feel settled, we take that steadiness as a sign that all is well. In the April edition of Heartfulness Magazine, our contributors suggest that discomfort and harmony are not always opposites.

In seeking harmony, are we settling for an artificial calm while avoiding what real harmony requires? After all, there may be a deeper harmony waiting to emerge.

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