Walking Alone, Never Alone
Reflections on a 30-Day Peace Pilgrimage Across Canada By Kanshin Ikeda
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August 18, 2026
How Impermanence Gave Julie a Reason to Live
Julie was born with a blank spiritual slate. Growing up in the Bible Belt of Southern Georgia, her spiritual landscape
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Quiet Footsteps That Touched America (Part 3)
Reflections on the Journey of Buddhism in America For me, the Walk for Peace represents more than a remarkable journey
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Quiet Footsteps That Touched America (Part 2)
Peace Begins Within: An Interview with Venerable Bhikkhu Paññākāra
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A Lifetime of Lessons In One Week
Kristie Dang I joined the Walk for Peace during its final week, walking alongside the Sangha from Richmond, Virginia, through
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When My Heart Began Beating Again
I didn’t mean to fail so hard in life. After so many tries, I let go. Stopped trying altogether. Then
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Why the Walk for Peace in the United States Became a Global Success
Dr. Sudha Manandhar In the Nidānakathā (“Avidūre Nidāna”) of the Tipiṭaka Aṭṭhakathā (Jātaka Aṭṭhakathā) composed by (Bhadantācariya) Buddhaghosa, it is
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“Mindfulness is not just for Buddhists — it is for all beings”
A commemoration of the International Day of Vesak 2026 was held on May 12, 2026, at the United Nations Headquarters
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Before the Journey: A Personal Account of the Walk for Peace
A personal reflection on the early days of a historic peace journey in the United States The month of May
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