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There is a pilgrimage happening right now, as you read these words.
Monks in saffron robes are walking barefoot across continents, carrying a white flag with a dove and a single word written on their hearts: Peace.
They left their temples, their countries, their comfort — everything — to wake the world up to the possibility of living without hatred, without war, without fear.
This is not an easy walk.
Blisters turn into open wounds. Rain turns into ice. Mountains refuse to move.
And for one monk — Venerable Dam Pommasan — the price became higher than anyone could imagine.
His feet, which had carried the dream of peace for thousands of kilometers, finally gave out. One leg, sacrificed so that the message could keep walking.
Yet when the leader of the pilgrimage, Venerable Panakara on video call with Venerable Dam Pommasan, he smiled.
He smiled the way morning smiles at the night.
Through pain, through loss, through the knowledge that he would never take another step with his brother-monks, he said:
“I still want to walk with you.
I want to hurt my leg ( he mean he wants his foot could get hurt again from walking)
I want to under the rain, I want to under the cold with you..but it's okay...”
then he smile, and I have tears. Verenable Panakara also smile but trying to hold on his tears . I capture that smile forever in my heart and it's also the picture you can see on this post.
That smile was not denial. It was freedom. It was peace so deep that even amputation could not touch it.
Venerable Dam Pommasan may no longer walk the road with his brothers,
but make no mistake — his journey has not ended.
It has only changed form.
Now he walks inside every single one of us who heard his laughter in that hospital room.
If I could join the pilgrimage tomorrow, I would carry an extra flag.
Not another dove.
I would carry his face — smiling, radiant, unbreakable — high above the road.
Because that smile is the real symbol of freedom.
That smile is what peace looks like when it has been tested by fire and still chooses joy.
To Venerable Dam Pommasan, my teacher whom I have never met:
Your body stopped at the border of what flesh can bear,
but your spirit crossed every border the world has ever drawn.
You taught us that peace is not the absence of pain — it is the presence of love strong enough to smile when the leg is gone.
We are sharing your story.
We are sharing the videos, the photographs, the tears, the laughter.
Not because we feel sorry for you — never that.
We share it because we are greedy for the peace you found,
and we know the only way to taste it is to pass it on.
You gave a leg so the world could learn to stand together.
We will not let that gift lie on the ground.
With a bow so deep my forehead touches the earth,
Thank you, Teacher.
Keep walking — inside all of us.
With endless gratitude and tears that still fall when I think of your smile,
A stranger who is now walking with you, forever.
Please share this journey.
Not for pity.
Share it because peace is contagious,
and one monk just proved it can outrun even the fastest knife.
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