Peace Is a Field and How to Anchor Stillness in a World on Edge

Brainz Magazine
May 9
3 min read

Written by Gayatri Lindsey Robertson, Executive Contributor

Gayatri is unique as she combines 30 years of training and teaching since 2012 into everything she does.

Executive Contributor Gayatri Lindsey Robertson

In a time when headlines flare and fear spreads like wildfire, many sensitives, healers, and heart-led souls are choosing something different, not to turn away, but to turn inward.

The image features a blue background with a circular text design that reads, “Peace is a field: how to anchor stillness in world on a world on edge,” surrounding a minimalist abstract symbol at the center.

Not to ignore the world’s pain, but to tend it from the root.

As tensions ripple between nations, such as the recent unrest across the India-Pakistan border, what we do with our attention, intention, and breath matters more than ever.

This isn’t a call to neutrality. This is a call to sacred remembrance.

Why some choose not to watch the news

Many sensitives choose not to absorb traditional media, not from ignorance, but discernment. They understand that most mass media isn’t designed to inform with clarity; it is designed to inflame, distract, or destabilize.

But they don’t look away. Instead, they look within and below, to the roots of energy, emotion, and intention that shape our world.

And from that place, they do the real work: they pray, they ground, they weave.

The peace vigil weave: A living breath offering

This peace vigil was created as a field of stillness, offered to the lands between India and Pakistan, and to all places where conflict tries to bloom.

Air: I send breath into the skies above the borderlands. Let it cool tempers. Let it soften speeches. Let it carry only words that remember life.
Land: I send stillness into the soil, into every root beneath boots and borders. Let it remember its own wholeness, not divided by flags, but united through stone and seed.
Water: I breathe peace into the rivers that cross and curve between these lands. May they speak in ripple, not roar. May they carry no memory of blood, only blessing.

Whisper woven into the field

“Let the earth beneath them remember it is one. Let the sky above them hold its breath. Let no blood be shed in anger. Let the children sleep.”

“This is not neutrality. This is sacred remembrance.”

A message for those in fear

If you are afraid right now, not just for yourself, but for your land, your family, your future—pause, and breathe with me.

You are not weak for feeling fear. You are awake to the weight of the world.

But let me remind you: There is a peace, deeper than what you see on the surface. A thread of stillness that weaves through every storm. You may not hear it on the news. But it is real.

It lives in the land that has not forgotten its own wholeness. It lives in the water that still knows how to flow across borders. It lives in the breath you just took.

You are not alone. We are breathing with you. We are holding a field that remembers peace not as the absence of conflict, but as the presence of truth, tenderness, and timing.

You are allowed to rest, even if the world isn’t. You are allowed to hope, even if others cannot. You are allowed to speak peace into the soil and it will hear you.