The Ripple Effect – The Walk for Peace


On a journey that began on October 26, 2025, nearly two dozen Buddhist monks, along with loyal dog Aloka, are walking from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, DC.  The 120 day, 2300-mile trip is intended to promote national healing, unity and compassion across America and the world. In a written statement, Bhikkhu Pannakara, spiritual leader…

Lori Sinclair

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On a journey that began on October 26, 2025, nearly two dozen Buddhist monks, along with loyal dog Aloka, are walking from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, DC. 

The 120 day, 2300-mile trip is intended to promote national healing, unity and compassion across America and the world.

In a written statement, Bhikkhu Pannakara, spiritual leader of the Walk for Peace, said, “We walk not to protest, but to awaken the peace that already lives within each of us.”

“The Walk for Peace is a simple yet meaningful reminder that unity and kindness begin within each of us and can radiate outward to families, communities, and society as a whole,” Pannakara’s statement continues….

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