1. Discipline over noise
The monks teach that presence can be louder than protest.
They don’t argue with chaos — they outlast it.
2. Walking as prayer
Movement itself becomes medicine.
In African ways, elders also walked land, borders, villages to cool hot places.
Different tradition, same ancient wisdom.
3. Peace is practiced, not spoken
They don’t demand peace from others —
they embody it first.
That’s why their work reaches the unseen.
4. Humility protects power
No titles. No crowds. No ego.
Power that bows low lasts longer.