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Aloka the Peace Dog: Stray Who Walked 2,300 Miles With Buddhist Monks

Aloka, a stray dog from India, is walking 2,300 miles across America with 19 Buddhist monks on their Walk for Peace. When she was hit by a car and needed surgery, she refused to stay behind—jumping from their support truck multiple times to rejoin the monks. This is her incredible story of loyalty, sacrifice, and what it means to never give up on family. 🐕 THE STORY OF ALOKA: Found as a stray on the streets of Kolkata, India, Aloka followed Buddhist monks for over 1,000 kilometers. When they returned to the United States, they raised $14,000 to bring her to Texas. Now she's walking 2,300 miles from Fort Worth to Washington DC, teaching America about loyalty in a divided time. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - The Crisis: Aloka Collapses 1:30 - Origin Story: A Shadow in India 3:30 - The Impossible Flight: $14,000 Rescue 5:00 - American Walk Begins: Bridging Division 6:30 - The First Blood: Texas Accident 8:00 - The Sacrifice: Bhante Dam's Choice 9:30 - Aloka's Injury: Surgery Required 11:00 - The Reunion: 8 Million Watched This 12:00 - The Lesson: What Are You Loyal To? 13:00 - The Final Mile: February 2026 📍 WHERE ARE THEY NOW? As of January 2026, the monks and Aloka are crossing through North Carolina and Virginia. They are expected to arrive at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC between February 11-13, 2026. 🙏 ABOUT THE WALK FOR PEACE: Led by Bhikkhu Pannakara, 19 Buddhist monks began walking 2,300 miles from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington DC in October 2025. Three monks, including the leader, walk barefoot. The journey promotes peace, unity, and compassion in divided America. Learn more: [official website if available] 💔 THE ACCIDENT: On November 19, 2025, near Dayton, Texas, the group was hit by a pickup truck. Bhante Dam Phommasan, a senior monk from Atlanta, suffered a shattered leg and chose amputation to return to service. His message: "I have lost a leg, but I have not lost my peace." 🏥 ALOKA'S SURGERY: In January 2026, Aloka tore her cranial cruciate ligament and required major surgery in Charleston, South Carolina. She reunited with the monks on January 15th in Charlotte, North Carolina. The reunion video has been viewed over 8 million times. ✨ BUDDHIST TEACHINGS IN THIS VIDEO: True compassion is inconvenient and costly Suffering is not an error, but a teacher Peace is not the absence of pain, but how you move through it Loyalty transcends comfort ❤️ WHO IS YOUR ALOKA? Comment below: Who is the person or animal you would walk 2,000 miles for? Let's build a community of loyal hearts. 📺 SUBSCRIBE to follow their arrival in Washington DC in February 2026. We'll be there to document this historic moment. --- RELATED SEARCHES: Buddhist monks walk for peace, Aloka peace dog, monks walking to DC, Walk for Peace 2026, Bhikkhu Pannakara, Buddhist monks America, Aloka dog surgery, inspiring dog stories, loyalty stories, Buddhist teachings, Walk for Peace tracker, monks walking barefoot, Bhante Dam amputation --- #Aloka #BuddhistMonks #WalkForPeace #DogStory #InspirationalStory #Loyalty #Buddhism #PeaceDog #WalkingForPeace #CompassionInAction #BuddhistTeachings #TrueStory #ViralDog #MonksOfAmerica #SpiritualJourney --- SOURCES & FACT-CHECK: All facts in this video are verified from official Walk for Peace social media accounts, news reports, and eyewitness documentation. No information has been fabricated for dramatic effect. 🎥 FOOTAGE: Fair use educational commentary + public domain/Creative Commons clips © 2026 [Total Flowering]. This video is protected under fair use for educational and transformative commentary purposes.