The Practice of Peace is not a system to learn but a field to enter, a pathway to encounter. This gentle outline is a way to wander, to pause, to return.
These 90 pages unfold in no fixed order; you may begin anywhere and still find your way.
Method
Two naked men sitting in silence for a few hours may seem like a strange way to find peace. Yet it is in simplicity that stillness becomes possible.
Here you’ll find pages that describe how the practice unfolds: what to expect, how to prepare, and why doing less is not nothing. These are the practical steps that frame an experience beyond instruction.
A Practice Of Peace
A Different Kind Of Readiness
Not A Traditional Retreat
Why A Limited Practice Matters
A Peaceful Practice For Men
A Casual M2m Sexual Encounter?
Beyond Silence
Beyond Embarrassment
A Serene Sunday Practice
Distance Of Authority
An Age Of Readiness
A Redefinition Of Arousal
A Practice Of Male Nudity
An Anatomy Of Peace
Your First Word Is Written
A Different Kind Of Strength
A Sanctuary Of Secrecy
An Observation Of Male Desire
Intentions Of Mutual Touch
A Man's Need For Comfort
Currency Of Intention
Talking About M2m Sex
A First Act Of Peace
A One-To-One Interaction
Permission, Not Performance
Entering The Practice Of Peace
A Practice Of Nothing In Peace
The Pace Of Trust
Beyond The Checklist
Concept
A philosophy of peace is not built from ideas but from noticing. It grows out of the ordinary — from walking, breathing, listening, touching, laughing.
These pages explore the underlying reflections: what it means to be at ease with oneself, how words shape thought, how time and silence alter perception. Not theories to memorise, but doorways to step through.
A Fiction Of Worth
A Forgotten Hermitage
A Gentle Revolution
A Mirror That Speaks Of Selves
A Simple Mirror Practice
An Art To Quiet Conversation
An Industry For Loneliness
An Unedited Body
Anatomy Of Self-Acceptance
Beyond Right And Wrong
Beyond The Word Sex
Boredom's Quiet Rhythm
Communicating With Touch
Crowd-Surfing Permission
Cult Of The Ideal Body
Fear Of Quiet
How To Be An Attractive Man
Immersion In Presence
Laughter And Play As Intimacy
Looking After Oneself
Male Bodies As Evidence Of Peace
Male Bodies As Permission
Male Mind Massage
Naked Truths About Men
On Loneliness And Being Alone
On Speed And Space
On Stepping Out Of Time
On The Mirage Of Self-Esteem
On The Site Of Mind
On The Tyranny Of The Median
Price And Value Of Learning
Quiet Work Done Well
Reclaiming Intimacy
Roots Of A Peace Of Practice
The Arithmetic Of Anxiety
The Body As The First Conversation
The Clarity Of Liking
The Elasticity Of Time
The Gravity Of Lightness
The Shape Of Silence
The Weight Of Sound
There's Safety In Being Seen
Transactional Logic Of Help
What It Means To Be Alone
Why Is Conversation Necessary?
Why This Practice Matters
Work As Distraction
Peace
A few of the men who have taken part were kind enough to send brief notes afterwards. None were asked to write; their words are offered here, anonymously, with permission.
These fragments are not reviews but glimpses — moments of recognition, calm, and rediscovery. Each one, in its own way, speaks to what cannot be taught yet can be shared.
A Practice, Nothing Like Therapy
After My First Visit
Curious About This Practice?
For Curious Yet Uncertain Men
Hard To Explain
My Friend Who Went
Not Expecting Such Peace
On The Value Of The Visual
Peace And Quiet
What I Didn’t Expect
When Something Shifted
Word Gets Around
Whichever path you take — Method, Concept, or Peace — the way is the same: arrive, stay awhile, and let quiet show you where you are.
