Peace Booster App — End Unhappiness, Conflict, and War by Seeing What’s Been Hidden All Along.

Peace Booster App

The Peace Booster App – Ends Unhappiness, Conflict and War in Minutes. Using unbiased ancient wisdom and the latest discoveries of quantum physics, this app provides an unprecedented solution to personal and global problems.

A Free App to Restore Inner Peace and Prevent War through a Radical Clarity of Perception.

We are excited to announce the release of the Peace Booster iOS and Android App — a free, interactive tool designed to shift the way we see ourselves and others, and in doing so, bring an end to personal suffering and global conflict.

This app reveals a life-altering truth: the separation you feel—from others, from the world, from peace itself—was never real.

Uncover the Peace Hidden by Illusion.

Most people believe that adversity, conflict, and war are inevitable parts of life. But the Peace Booster app shows that these are not external problems — they are symptoms of a deeper misunderstanding: the illusion that “I” am separate from “you.”

Through clear logic, observable facts, and profound yet simple insights grounded in science, the app reveals that our experience of self and others contradicts the actual nature of existence. It shows that no one possesses a unique, self-generated essence. What we call “me” and “them” are both made of the same physical and non-physical elements — carbon, oxygen, consciousness, sensation — all arising from the same source.

This realization isn’t just spiritual or philosophical. It’s practical. When you see that all beings are essentially selfless and identical in nature, conflict becomes unthinkable. The idea of war collapses. Racism, exploitation, fear, and injustice all begin to unravel.

Transform the Way You See.

Peace Booster doesn’t ask you to believe anything. It simply helps you look — directly, honestly, and deeply. Through an intuitive, interactive question-and-answer format, you’re guided to explore your own experience and recognize truths that are already here, just hidden beneath the illusion of separation.

This clarity changes everything.

When we perceive others as separate, we justify harm. But when we recognize that we are looking at ourselves in every face, hatred becomes self-harm, and war becomes war against one’s own being.

Tools for Instant Clarity.

To support you on this journey, the app includes:

  • A built-in AI chat assistant that offers real-time answers, clarifications, and insight

  • A Rephrase button to simplify complex ideas with one tap — turning confusion into clear seeing

  • Multilingual support in English, Spanish, Hebrew, and Arabic — designed to transcend cultural barriers and promote peace across divides

The Root of Conflict: An Illusion of Separation.

The Peace Booster app demonstrates that all wars and injustices are rooted in a single false assumption — that there is a permanent, separate “me” that exists independently from “you.” But when you look closely, you’ll find no evidence of such a self. The body and mind arise from causes beyond themselves. No moment, thought, or cell stands alone. Nothing is self-created from itself.

All perceived differences — skin tone, language, cultures, beliefs — are fleeting, surface-level appearances. They are not personal. They do not belong to “us.” They are ripples in the infinite ocean of life, temporarily shaped and labeled by the mind. When we understand this, the basis for hostility disappears.

From Personal Peace to Global Transformation.

This is more than personal insight. It’s a universal solution to violence, division, and suffering. When we see that there is no real boundary between “self” and “other,” a profound unity emerges — one that makes peace not just possible, but inevitable.

Whether the conflict is racial, religious, national, or political, the same truth applies: we are not fighting others — we are fighting ourselves.

The Peace Booster app reveals that our existence has no fixed center, no independent self, and no edge that separates us from others. We are not separate beings negotiating peace — we are peace itself, expressed through different forms.

Conclusion: The Choice Is Ours.

This app offers everyone the opportunity to recognize the truth of their shared existence and dissolve the illusion that creates all suffering. It restores not just inner peace, but the possibility of global harmony — by removing the root of all conflict: misperception.

Peace doesn’t need to be created.

It only needs to be uncovered.

And once it is, everything changes.

Download the Peace Booster app today — and see what’s always been true.

Editor Alexandra Sullivan

VAST SELF is a 501(c)(3) organization. Gifts are deductible to the full extent allowable under IRS regulations.

Read more about what the Peace Booster App is based on: taken from this in-depth article.

The Illusion of Separate Selves

Most people perceive themselves and others as unique, independent entities—individual selves with distinct identities. Israelis and Palestinians, Russians and Ukrainians, like all people, believe they possess an essence that makes them different from one another. This belief is reinforced by physical appearances, experiences, cultural identities, and societal labels. However, this perception is a deception created by our senses, fueled by ignorance of how everyone truly exists. The truth is that no human being exists as an independent, singular entity the way they appear to our senses.

Our bodies and minds are not composed of a permanent, unchanging essence—some kind of individual self that is uniquely "me" and thus different and separate from all others and existence itself. Instead, they are made up of an infinite number of ever-smaller physical and nonphysical parts. Neither the whole body, the mind, nor any part of them is one entity full of its own essence. What is not one entity has no individual or unique essence or separate nature capable of generating itself, as it was produced by an infinite number of ever-smaller particles. No atom, quark, human body, or mind is one entity with an independent nature capable of producing itself—rather, everything is full of universal nature and essence.

Just as our bodies are made of atoms—carbon, nitrogen, calcium, and so on—our minds are made of fleeting moments of perception, thought, and feeling. No moment of the mind is one standalone moment either, but a product of the previous infinite number of ever-shorter moments of consciousness. There is no fixed "self" that endures over time or is of a different essence from what produced it. This continuous flow of experiences and elements is constantly changing, and it belongs not to an independent self but to the whole universe that produces and lives through the endless forms our minds label "me," "them," "universe," "humans," "animals," and so on. Facts of existence reveal that no single entity possesses any individual nature capable of self-generation. Everyone's nature is identical to the universal nature and essence. We wrongly believe that the cause producing us (the universal nature) is different from the effect (us), but the cause and effect are one and the same—only differing in our mind's labels of "cause," "effect," "me," "universe," etc.

The Science of Interconnectedness and Sameness.

Scientifically, we know that all life shares a common origin because no one can generate themselves, and no part—no matter how large or small—can either. The elements that make up our bodies today have existed for billions of years, forming the first cells and evolving through countless forms of life. They are life itself, perpetually unfolding from moment to moment. These same elements have been the DNA and bodies of plants, animals, and people long before they were labeled "Israeli," "Palestinian," or any other superficial identity. The idea of distinct, independent selves is merely an invention of our minds—a social convention, a mental construct, a label that exists only in our minds and not in reality.

Labels like "Israeli," "Palestinian," "Russian," or "Ukrainian" are not part of our physical or psychological reality. They are invented by the mind and projected onto selfless existence, incorrectly believed to be facts apart from our mind. The body parts and minds of people are real, but they are not inherently Israeli, Palestinian, Russian, or Ukrainian without our minds projecting and believing in these labels as facts apart from reality. These labels and our blind belief in them create the illusion of separation, which leads to conflict, insecurity, fear, hatred, and war. Yet, when we examine the nature of existence closely, we find that all differences are relative to our knowledge and understanding, and thus superficial and inaccurate because we are all fundamentally the same universal selves without a trace of inherent difference. We are all products of the same universal nature—not apart from it—and therefore there is no essential difference between anyone or anything.

The Role of Labels in Creating Conflict.

The conflicts between Israelis and Palestinians, and Russians and Ukrainians—like all human conflicts—arise from our unfamiliarity with our identical universal nature and the mistaken belief in the reality of labels. We treat others as different and separate because we believe in the labels we assign to them. However, these labels are not based on reality. The body and mind of a person labeled "Israeli" are identical in essence to those labeled "Palestinian." The only difference lies in the concepts created by the mind and our ignorant belief in them as facts—nothing more.

This ignorance of our true nature (nondualistic) leads to endless dissatisfaction and suffering. We fabricate divisions between ourselves and others, based on our mind’s concepts. These baseless and imagined divisions give rise to war, hatred, and dissatisfaction in our minds only. In truth, all conflict between people is conflict against oneself that only appears as "other" because of our own ignorance of our true nature and labels. The victim and the victimizer are not two separate entities; they are the same. When we engage in conflict, we are fighting against ourselves—against our shared, universal nature.


Donate
Previous
Previous

Thank you Mr. President for your Kind Letter

Next
Next

Is it Possible that White and Black People Are More Than Identical?