Around 300 Thai Buddhist monks set out on Lumbini-Ramagram Peace Walk
Summary
Around 300 Thai Buddhist monks started a peace walk from Lumbini to Ramagram Stupa to spread peace and the teachings of Lord Buddha. They aim to continue their pilgrimage to other sacred Buddhist sites in India.
Key Points
- Around 300 monks from Thailand began a peace walk from Lumbini to Ramagram Stupa in Nepal.
- The peace walk aims to spread the message of peace, compassion, and Buddhist teachings.
- The group plans to continue their pilgrimage to sacred Buddhist sites in India after reaching Ramagram.
- The walk promotes peace, self-discipline, patience, and self-control.
- The pilgrimage is led by Acharya Charan Anangkano and includes monks from Laos, Malaysia, and Vietnam.
