According to Osho, no truly nonviolent peace can arise from war. Violence never gives birth to love or peace; at best, war only replaces a greater evil with a lesser one. Such 'peace' is partial, fragile order—violence winning only halfway, averting worse harm. Genuine peace requires nonviolence; swords can amputate a disease, not heal the body of humanity.
Fighting can’t create real peace; it only stops a bigger hurt for a while.