The mechanics come from the aura and the Throat. A Manifestor has a motor connected to the Throat Centre and no defined Sacral, which makes them the only Type designed to simply initiate. Their aura is closed and repelling, which protects that independence but has a side effect: other people cannot feel what a Manifestor is about to do, and what people cannot read, they try to control. Ra Uru Hu was blunt about this mechanism: nobody knows what a Manifestor will do next, and that unpredictability breeds suspicion, and suspicion breeds interference.
Peace is what a Manifestor gets when the resistance stops: the calm, self-contained state of dreaming something up and simply doing it, with the people around them relaxed rather than braced.
The Not-Self Flip Side: Anger
Anger is the friction of being controlled. Most Manifestors meet it early, as children whose natural urge to act was met with restriction, and it accumulates every time an initiation runs into resistance that was never cleared. It shows up two ways: outward, as rage and rebellion, or inward, as a flat, accommodating passivity that has given up initiating at all. Both are the not-self, and both cost the Manifestor their real power.
Anger is not a character flaw. It is navigation. It tells a Manifestor, precisely, that they acted into a field that was not prepared for them.
Living Toward Peace
The way back is Strategy: inform before you act. Informing is not asking permission, and it does not dilute the Manifestor's authority. It simply removes the surprise that makes people grab for control, which is why Ra called it a strategy with real social and political value. Tell the people your action will touch what is coming, then act. Manifestors who inform consistently describe the same result: the resistance drains out of their life, and what is left is the peace to do what they came to do.