Walk for Peace

[Debi]

Walk for Peace

Walk for Peace. 593,144 likes · 3,019,624 talking about this. Official Page of Walk for Peace, the 120-day, 2,300-mile journey by Buddhist monks — with loyal dog, Aloka — walking from Fort Worth,...

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Above is the FB page for those wishing to follow the Monks on their Walk for Peace. I was unaware that one of the monks had been hit by a car in Houston and actually lost a leg. He was reunited this week with his fellow monks.

Also, did you know the dog that walks with them is from India? Lots of interesting info on their page. Hope you'll take a look. Also, their schedule is posted on this page as well, in case they are coming through a town near you and you'd like to meet them.

 

[Debi]

They asked those who wanted to see them to stay home, warm and safe. To take a day of peace and rest.

And they walked...through the storms, in the snow, and continued the mission.

 

[Lynne]

They are definitely committed and setting good intentions out into the universe, Go Monks!

 

[Debi]

Today is day 100.

Walk for Peace​

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Join Us in Washington D.C. on Feb 10 - 11, 2026

We are deeply honored to invite everyone to join us in Washington, DC, as we approach the destination of this 2,300-mile Walk for Peace. After 108 days and countless steps through many states, we will arrive in our nation’s capital with hearts full of gratitude and peace. We warmly welcome all who wish to be part of these final, sacred moments of our journey.

Our Current Confirmed Schedule (as of Day 100 - February 2, 2026):

- February 10, 2026: We will visit the Washington National Cathedral.

- February 11, 2026: We will host a meditation retreat in the afternoon and evening.

- February 12, 2026: We will depart Washington, DC, to return to Fort Worth, TX by bus.

We will have more events throughout February 10 and 11, from morning to evening, creating beautiful opportunities for everyone to gather and celebrate peace together.

We are still finalizing other events and will share updates as soon as they are confirmed. As we draw closer to Washington, DC, we will provide more detailed information regarding specific times, locations, and additional gatherings. Please stay tuned.

We look forward to welcoming everyone with open hearts as we complete this peaceful journey together. Your presence would be a blessing and a gift to us all.

May you and all beings be well, happy and at peace.

 

[Lynne]

Today is day 100.

Walk for Peace​

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Join Us in Washington D.C. on Feb 10 - 11, 2026

We are deeply honored to invite everyone to join us in Washington, DC, as we approach the destination of this 2,300-mile Walk for Peace. After 108 days and countless steps through many states, we will arrive in our nation’s capital with hearts full of gratitude and peace. We warmly welcome all who wish to be part of these final, sacred moments of our journey.

Our Current Confirmed Schedule (as of Day 100 - February 2, 2026):

- February 10, 2026: We will visit the Washington National Cathedral.

- February 11, 2026: We will host a meditation retreat in the afternoon and evening.

- February 12, 2026: We will depart Washington, DC, to return to Fort Worth, TX by bus.

We will have more events throughout February 10 and 11, from morning to evening, creating beautiful opportunities for everyone to gather and celebrate peace together.

We are still finalizing other events and will share updates as soon as they are confirmed. As we draw closer to Washington, DC, we will provide more detailed information regarding specific times, locations, and additional gatherings. Please stay tuned.

We look forward to welcoming everyone with open hearts as we complete this peaceful journey together. Your presence would be a blessing and a gift to us all.

May you and all beings be well, happy and at peace.

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[Debi]

The 2,300-mile Walk for Peace, undertaken by nineteen venerable monks across the United States, now reaches its physical conclusion in Washington, DC. Yet this ending is not a closing—it is a beginning. With every mindful step taken, seeds of peace have been sown, and their gentle radiance now begins to spread across the Earth and beyond.​