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Walking for Peace in America — Gratitude Along a 2,300-Mile Journey

#WalkingForPeace #PeaceWalkAmerica #Gratitude This journey didn’t begin with a request. It grew from what was given. As part of the Walking for Peace in America journey, Buddhist monks continue their silent walk across the country, traveling more than 2,300 miles through towns, cities, and quiet roads. The walk is not a protest or a campaign. It’s a shared human experience shaped by gratitude and simple connection. Along the way, people notice. A car slows down. A door opens. Someone offers water, a place to rest, or a few steps walked together in silence. None of it is planned. All of it matters. Walking beside the monks is Aloka, a rescued dog whose calm presence mirrors the trust and kindness found along the route. Together, they show how peace can move through a country without signs or slogans — carried instead through everyday gestures. This video captures moments of appreciation that don’t demand attention but leave a lasting impression. In a time when so much feels hurried and transactional, this walk follows a different rhythm — one guided by patience, humility, and gratitude. There is no message being pushed here. No argument to win. Only a quiet acknowledgment of the people who made the journey possible. This is not a story about distance traveled. It’s a story about kindness encountered — mile after mile. Who would you quietly thank, if given the chance today? #Thanks #GratitudeInMotion #HumanStory #Mindfulness #AmericaToday #PeaceJourney