Acharya Prashant discusses the relationship between conduct and inner peace, noting that behavior which disturbs another person's tranquility is generally improper. Raising one's voice or shouting is typically not a sign of peace, as it unnecessarily agitates others. However, he highlights an exception where raising one's voice might be necessary to awaken someone who has become spiritually dull or insensitive. In such rare cases, the intent is helpful and loving rather than violent, akin to trying to revive someone. Nevertheless, the general rule should be to live in a way that does not disrupt the natural peace of others, such as moving quietly among people or avoiding interference in their activities.