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Grief touches all of us — but few of us know how to walk with it.
In this episode, we explore how Buddhist monks who walk for peace are quietly changing how we understand death, compassion, and collective healing.

Join us for a deeply human conversation about grief, loss, and the search for peace in a divided world.
You’ll hear how walking — something as simple as putting one foot in front of the other — can become a healing practice for individuals and entire communities.

Whether you’re a death doula, an artist, a caregiver, or simply someone learning to live with loss, this episode offers a calm and honest space to reflect on what it means to walk through grief instead of running from it.

What You’ll Learn:

• Facing Grief Without Fear — how Buddhist wisdom reframes death and loss.
• Walking as a Path to Healing — how the monk’s Peace Walk brings compassion into divided communities.
• Finding Peace in a World That’s Hurting — practical reflections to help carry grief as part of your spiritual growth.

Why Listen / Watch:

• You’re exploring grief, loss, or end-of-life work.
• You’re drawn to Buddhist or mindfulness teachings.
• You want to understand how spiritual practice can meet political and social suffering.
• You believe death conversations can be sacred, creative, and healing.

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And we would love your feedback and want to hear your stories. You can email us at endoflifeconvo@gmail.com.