Welcome to Karen Hunter's awesome. I'm Karen Hunter and I am walking every day. I'm getting

at least 11,000 steps so far I have not missed a day. But nothing compares to the 19 Buddhist monks

who have made a decision to trek across this country 2300 miles across 10 states

for peace. I've been talking about the long walk, the Stephen King book that was turned into a film,

and I've talked with Roderick Sewell about walking with no legs and competing in a marathon,

the toughest one, the Iron Man. And I was thinking about these monks the other day as they are

now nearing the end of their journey.

Their 2,300 mile pilgrimage started in D.C., October 26th of 2025.

And they've been walking ever since they've walked through bloody feet.

Several of them are walking without shoes.

Midway through in Houston, Texas, they had a car accident. Well, somebody impatiently ran into the car

that's following them and hit a couple of monks. One had to be helicoptered with a very severe

leg injury, but they continued. This is about 30 miles east of monks. One had to be helicoptered with a very severe leg injury, but they continued.

This is about 30 miles east of Houston. Two monks actually were injured after a car hit their

escort vehicle. And again, this is a weird time that we're in. This is a time, I think it might

be called the age of ignorance or the age of inhumanity.

We've had worse periods, I think, in our culture's history.

But I don't know how this period will be remembered because there's so many horrible things

and so many horrible people.

It just seems like there's almost an acceptance of inhumanity.

And here are these 19 monks and their little dog,

well, they're big dog, who's with them, their peace dog, who's walking along with them. He has his own Facebook page, actually, Aloka, the Peace Dog. You can follow him on Facebook. He's got a

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