monks walk for peace
Definition
A 120-day, 2,300-mile walking pilgrimage undertaken by approximately 20 Buddhist monks from various traditions, starting from Fort Worth, Texas, on November 15, 2025, and heading to the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., to promote unity, compassion, and healing.
An interfaith peace march featuring robed monks and their loyal dog companion, Aloka, symbolizing non-violent advocacy through endurance and mindfulness across the American landscape.
Examples
While politicians bicker in Washington, the monks walk for peace is turning highways into highways to enlightenment, one sandal at a time.
The monks walk for peace hit Montgomery, where even the civil rights landmarks seemed to nod in approval at their serene strut.
With Aloka the dog leading the pack, the monks walk for peace proves that true zen doesn't need a leash on your temper.
As winter bites, the monks walk for peace keeps chugging along from Texas to D.C., making couch potatoes everywhere question their Netflix resolutions.