The second definition of peace, according to Webster’s, is a “mental or spiritual condition marked by freedom from disquieting or oppressive thoughts or emotions.” This is peace in its personal or “inner” sense, “peace of mind,” as well as “calmness of mind and heart: serenity of spirit” (inner peace). Third, peace is defined as “a tranquil state of freedom from outside disturbances and harassment.” Peace also implies “harmony in human or personal relations: mutual concord and esteem.” This is what we might call interpersonal or intersubjective peace.