How would you define TRUE peace of mind?

Contentment, acceptance, secure, healthy in body and mind and no regrets.

Fetch a piece of paper and draw 2 colums, in the one on the left, write all the things which trouble your mind or cause you anxiety (lack of money, mortgage, not knowing how to resolve a problem, health, going job huntin etc). Then in the colum on the right, write the positive opposites of all those things (having plenty of money, paying the mortgage, knowing how to resolve a problem, really good health, succeedin at job hunting).

The things in the colum on the right are what true peace of mind is.

I think the answer is in the question, true = be true to yourself. Peace = be at peace with all around you . To have peace of Mind, you must first know your own mind, open your own mind and love your own mind. Your mind is very powerful and can be dangerous if not understood and controlled by true thoughts, not allowing feelings to be confused with facts. Feelings are not facts.

It is undefinable/unreachable in my philosophy. This world is so chaotic. True peace of mind to me would be reaching godhood. Knowing everything, understanding everything, and accepting everything is a godly peace of mind.

Otherwise, I think accepting the world and the universe as a whole as chaotic is a sort of peace of mind. In other words, the world that surrounds us is chaotic. There is nothing I, as a human, can do about it.

(By chaotic, I mean beyond control)

As opposed to what? False peace of mind? I don't get that.

Peace of mind is simply a lack of anxiety or stress. Clear conscience, things going ok, nothing overly emotionally painful happening.

If you knew you were to die in a few hours, would you be able to do so with a clear conscience? That i think constitutes a mind at peace.

"We shall have peace. We shall have peace when you answer for the burning of the Westfold, and the children that lie dead there. When the lives of the soldiers, who were hewn before the Gates of the Hornburg are avenged! When you hang from a gibbet, for the sport of your own crows, we shall have peace." —Theoden King

When mind is free from any type of greed , rage , jealousy & expectation , when physically some one is sound & he/she is happy what ever little or big earthly possession he /she has , & he owes nothing to no body that man is full of peace .

Acceptance, acceptance, acceptance. Always leads to happiness. It never fails.

Brain death?