Achieving Peace

I believe that the subtlety is in "achieving" peace by the way of one's being. Mindful living that is not subservient to the five senses goes a long way towards such a state of being, and if we can all achieve that, then the outer peace can be achieved. The "all" can mean you and the Other(s), depending on the context of the situation. To me, it is a passage about how to BE, not so much about what to DO. That said, a way of living consistent with what is prescribed in the last paragraph might go a long way towards helping one achieve that state of BEING.