Ask most developers why they became developers and they usually tell you the same thing. It was for high, the rush, the thrill, that comes from creating something programming and introducing breath into their life.  For me, it was different.

It was the quiet that drew me to developing and programming.  When I write down something to editor, the place is quiet, peaceful. It has to be in order for us to stay alert, anticipate complications. When you sit down, fine develop environments on the table, all the world’s noise, all the worry that it brings disappears.  Calm settles over you, time passing without thought.  For that moment you fell completely at peace.

Peace isn’t permanent state. It exists in moments and fleeting gone before we even knew it was there. We can experience it at any time, in the stranger’s kindness, a task that requires complete focus, or simply the comfort of an old routine.  Every day, we all experience these moments of peace.  The trick is to know when they’re happening so that we can embrace them, live in them, and finally let them go.