Lindsay Wood+FollowGeorgia walk for peace sparks heated debateMonks on a peaceful walk through Georgia faced open hostility from some local church members, who confronted them with aggressive signs and harsh words. Despite being told they were “headed for hell,” the monks responded with calm and kindness, insisting everyone has their own journey. Bystanders stepped in to defend the monks, calling out the disrespect and urging tolerance. This incident has people talking: Is it ever okay to confront someone for their beliefs in public? Or should we focus on letting others walk their own path in peace? Let’s hear your thoughts on respect, faith, and community. #Religion #GeorgiaNews #WalkForPeace00Share
Matthew Barnes+FollowMonks bring peace walk to Athens streetsOrange-robed Buddhist monks quietly made their way through Athens this weekend, turning heads as they continued their 2,300-mile Walk for Peace from Texas to Washington, D.C. Seeing them pass by local landmarks was a powerful reminder of how global movements can touch even small towns. Their journey isn’t just about distance—it’s about spreading hope and unity in every community they visit. If you spotted them or felt inspired, what did it mean to you? How do you think acts like this can impact our daily lives here in Athens? #Religion #AthensGA #WalkForPeace00Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowBlythewood’s walk for peace: Monks, a dog, and a powerful messageBlythewood and Ridgeway are about to witness something truly special—a group of Buddhist monks and their peace pup, Aloka, are walking right through town as part of their cross-country “Walk for Peace.” Their journey isn’t just about the miles; it’s about spreading gratitude, resilience, and compassion, even after a serious accident nearly halted their trek. Locals are encouraged to meet them, offer support, or just share a moment of reflection. How do you think moments like this can impact our community’s spirit? Would you stop by to say hello or lend a hand? #News #Blythewood #WalkForPeace10Share
Dennis Turner+FollowMonks & a Pup Are Walking for Peace!24 Buddhist monks (plus their adorable rescue dog, Aloka) are on a 2,300-mile Walk for Peace from Texas to DC, and they’re passing through Columbia soon! Locals have been joining them, offering flowers, and even attending their nightly talks. If you spot them, greet them with an añjali (palms together) and maybe catch a selfie with Aloka, who’s become a social media star. Would you join their walk for a day? #News #WalkForPeace #Mindfulness1919Share
Teresa Graham+FollowMonks bring Walk for Peace to Georgia streetsSeeing Buddhist monks walking for peace right through our Georgia neighborhoods is something you don’t witness every day. Nineteen monks, led by Bhikkhu Pannakara, are trekking 2,300 miles from Texas to D.C., and their journey is turning local streets into places of unity and hope. Folks are coming out not to protest or argue, but to share food, prayers, and a sense of calm. It’s a powerful reminder that even in uncertain times, we can gather for something positive. Have you spotted the monks or joined a peace gathering? Let’s talk about what this means for our community. #Religion #WalkForPeace #Georgia00Share
kimberly31+FollowMonks’ Epic Walk for Peace Hits a Bumpy RoadBuddhist monks are literally walking the walk for peace—trekking 2,300 miles from Texas to D.C.! After 60+ days and five states, their feet are feeling it. In Georgia, medical staff jumped in to treat calluses and sore muscles, and the support from locals has been unreal. Even a serious accident couldn’t stop their mission. This journey is all about spreading kindness, and America is showing up to cheer them on! #Religion #WalkForPeace #BuddhistMonks360Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowMonks’ Walk for Peace coming to CharlotteA group of Buddhist monks is trekking 2,300 miles across 10 states, and their Walk for Peace will pass right through Charlotte between January 10 and 20, 2026. Their journey isn’t a protest—it’s a call to awaken the peace and kindness already within us. If you spot them on the road, remember: this is a time for quiet reflection, not cheering. Aloka the Peace Dog, who joined the monks in India, will be along for the walk too! Keep an eye on their live map and Facebook for updates on the exact route. How do you feel about this peaceful movement passing through our city? #Religion #WalkForPeace #CharlotteNC00Share
Teresa Graham+FollowMonks’ Walk for Peace inspires Atlanta after tragedyA Buddhist monk’s journey for peace took a dramatic turn when Phra-Ajarnh Maha Dam Phommasan lost his leg after being struck during the Walk for Peace. Now back home in Snellville, he’s been reunited with fellow monks, and the movement has gained newfound attention across Atlanta. Phommasan’s resilience and outlook—finding peace even after such a life-changing event—has sparked conversations about safety, faith, and the power of community. How do you think this story changes the way we see peaceful protests and the risks people take for their beliefs? #Religion #WalkForPeace #Atlanta00Share
Brett Mendoza+FollowMonks’ Walk for Peace inspires with loyal dog AlokaA stray dog named Aloka has become the heartwarming symbol of the Buddhist monks’ Walk for Peace, now making its way through metro Atlanta. Aloka first joined the monks in India, never leaving their side—even after being hit by a car. His loyalty and resilience moved the monks to officially welcome him into their group. Now, Aloka walks with them on their 2,300-mile journey to D.C., spreading a message of compassion and connection. It’s amazing how one dog’s devotion can unite people and spark conversations about kindness. Would you join a journey like this? #WalkForPeace #Atlanta #Community50Share
Jessica Coleman+FollowMonks’ Walk for Peace welcomes a loyal four-legged friendA stray dog named Aloka has become an unexpected symbol of loyalty and resilience, joining Buddhist monks on their 2,300-mile Walk for Peace from Texas to D.C. Aloka first started following the monks during their journey in India—through storms, illness, and even after being hit by a car, he never left their side. Now, as the group passes through metro Atlanta, Aloka’s story is inspiring many to reflect on compassion and connection. Would you walk alongside a cause like this? What does Aloka’s journey say about the bonds we form, even across species? #WalkForPeace #Atlanta #Community10Share
