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2,300 Miles for Peace: The Full Story of the Buddhist Monks and Aloka, the Peace Dog

In an age of constant noise and friction, 19 Buddhist monks from the Huong Dao Center in Fort Worth, Texas, decided to do something radical. They began a 2,300-mile "Walk for Peace" to Washington D.C.—on foot, often barefoot, and fueled only by compassion. This documentary explores the deep philosophy behind their journey. Why walk? Why now? Guided by the spirit of mindfulness and accompanied by their loyal companion, Aloka the "Peace Dog," these monks show us that peace isn't a destination, but a way of moving through the world. Join us as we trace their path from the highways of the American South to the heart of the nation's capital. This is a story of resilience, the power of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to take the first step toward unity. This documentary utilizes archival footage and news reporting to provide educational and philosophical context regarding the 2025-2026 Walk for Peace. We are deeply grateful to the original creators for documenting this historic journey. Original Footage Sources: 12NewsNow (Kountze, TX Report):    • Buddhist monks on 'Walk for Peace' arrive ...   Walk For Peace Official (Roadside Moments):    • They waited for hours by the roadside just...   VIETiTV (Lunch Chanting Ritual):    • Walk For Peace in the World by Buddhist Mo...   Carolina Caveman (Concord Arrival):    • The monks walk for peace into Concord   Huong Dao Monastery Facebook Live Archive:   / 1c3ue7qhfh   FAIR USE NOTICE: This video contains copyrighted material used for transformative purposes, including criticism, commentary, and education. It is used under the Fair Use doctrine (Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act) to illustrate the philosophical impact of the Peace Walk. #WalkForPeace #BuddhistMonks #Mindfulness #Documentary #AlokaThePeaceDog #Spirituality #PeaceJourney #TexasToDC #InnerPeace