calmasteis
Calmasteis is a term used in philosophy and social theory to describe a framework and set of practices aimed at fostering collective equanimity and resilience within communities. It designates both the doctrine—emphasizing inner peace as a precondition for social harmony—and its adherents, who are termed calmasteis. The concept draws on mindfulness traditions, conflict-resolution methods, and urban design principles intended to reduce collective stress without suppressing dissent.
Origin and usage: The term emerged in contemporary discourse, particularly in discussions of urban governance and
Principles and practices: Core tenets include prioritizing calm decision-making, transparent communication, and inclusive deliberation; designing environments
Criticism and reception: Critics argue that calmasteis risks normalizing conformity or masking power imbalances under the
See also: mindfulness, restorative justice, urban design for resilience.