Buddhist monks are undertaking a 2,300-mile trek from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington D.C. called the “Walk for Peace,” which started in late October and aims to promote peace, compassion, and mindfulness amid national division. The journey, described as a spiritual practice rather than a protest, includes a rescue dog named Aloka and has gained significant social media traction, amassing over 1 million followers. Supporters along the route participate by walking short distances and receiving blessing strings that symbolize a connection to the monks’ mission. The monks emphasize that peace is a lifestyle choice and encourage individual action in the pursuit of tranquility.
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