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Walk for Peace: The 2,300-Mile Journey That Moved America

#WalkForPeace #CompassionInAction #PeaceJourney For 108 days, 24 Buddhist monks walked 2,300 miles across America in what became known as the Walk for Peace. Starting in Fort Worth, Texas and ending in Washington, D.C., the Walk for Peace delivered a simple but powerful message: peace begins with each step. Through small towns and busy highways, they walked more than 20 miles a day. They shared daily talks, handed out peace bracelets, and listened to people worried about retirement savings, rising prices, and changing communities. For many Americans 55 and older, the Walk for Peace echoed values they grew up with — kindness, resilience, and faith. When tragedy struck during a highway accident, the journey did not stop. Instead, it deepened the meaning of the Walk for Peace, showing strength through compassion. In a time when headlines often divide us, this pilgrimage reminded millions that unity doesn’t have to be loud to be powerful. If you had the chance to join even one mile of the Walk for Peace, would you take that step? #WalkForPeace #PeaceJourney #BuddhistMonks #SpiritualAmerica #Nonviolence #Unity