Personal Time and Inner Peace are relative to each other.
Personal time requires clarity of thought, as does inner peace.
Personal time requires clear direction, as does inner peace.
Personal time requires presence in the reality of now, as does inner peace.
With enough personal Time and personal Space, I attain inner peace.
Inner peace is the absence of conflict within my sub-conscious belief system.
Clarity of thought requires simple uncomplicated Core Beliefs.
When my beliefs are in conflict, so am I.
Having too many problems creates the chaos of my inner conflict.
A problem-free life has plenty of personal time & space with the clarity & presence to define a clear direction for my Life.
When I am lost, confused and frustrated, I have no Time for Peace.