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Transcript for peace pilgrim inspiration
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| 00:00 → 00:05 |
So what made you decide to do a 1,000 mile (1,600 km) walk? |
| 00:08 → 00:11 |
Well, this might sound strange but um |
| 00:11 → 00:14 |
I don't think I had another choice |
| 00:14 → 00:18 |
Are you making money for charity? Are you being sponsored or anything? |
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No |
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I think you're around the bend (crazy). |
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I mean anyone to walk a thousand miles for no reason, I mean that's totally crazy to me |
| 00:28 → 00:34 |
Yeah? I got into a car accident, and, I ran into this hippie guy |
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and he gave me this book |
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about this woman named Peace Pilgrim. I had never of her before in my life |
| 00:42 → 00:49 |
And this woman, she just walked, um, for peace. |
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And she walked 28,000 miles (45,000 km) across the United States, back and forth |
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and then she stopped counting. |
| 00:56 → 00:58 |
And she did it all on her own? |
| 00:58 → 01:00 |
Yeah, with nothing. |
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With nothing at all? |
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Nothing. |
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Money? |
| 01:03 → 01:04 |
No. |
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Nothing at all? |
| 01:05 → 01:08 |
Just her clothes, a toothbrush, and a comb, and her mail. |
| 01:08 → 01:12 |
Really? So what did she do, rely on other people to put her up at night and feed her? |
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Yeah. |
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So everybody must have known about her. |
| 01:16 → 01:26 |
Well, word spread after awhile and then, I guess her reputation preceded her sometimes but |
| 01:26 → 01:32 |
sometimes no, she just had to sleep outside and uh, just go on faith. |
| 01:32 → 01:35 |
Why would she do that? |
| 01:35 → 01:38 |
Well, she was a peace pilgrim |
| 01:38 → 01:41 |
so she was on a pilgrimage for peace. |
| 01:41 → 01:44 |
And to spread her message of peace. |
| 01:44 → 01:47 |
What? One person walking 28,000 miles. |
| 01:47 → 01:52 |
I don't think one person would make such a big impact on everyone. |
| 01:52 → 01:57 |
I mean, if there were hundreds of 'em I could understand it, but for one woman, (people) probably didn't even notice her. |
| 01:57 → 02:01 |
Well she did, people did notice her |
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and by the end of her life she was giving speech all across the country |
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and people were walking with her. |
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Really? |
| 02:08 → 02:10 |
Yeah. |
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And all that just for peace of mind? |
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All kinds of peace: inner peace |
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peace between individuals, and the big one, world peace. |
| 02:21 → 02:26 |
She just sounds like somebody around the bend, somebody who's totally crazy to me. |
| 02:26 → 02:32 |
I mean for someone to do that, there must be something crazy about them. |
| 02:32 → 02:36 |
You know, that's what I thought too actually, I thought maybe she must have been a crazy old woman. |
| 02:36 → 02:37 |
Yeah. |
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But then I read her book, and her book is like, philosophy, it's... she was enlightened, she was a mystic |
| 02:49 → 02:55 |
You know, she was like Gandhi, like Jesus. I put her in that same realm. |
| 02:55 → 02:56 |
Really? |
| 02:56 → 02:57 |
Yeah. |
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So she actually had an effect on other people's lives? |
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She still does. |
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Really? |
| 03:02 → 03:06 |
Yeah. She affected my life. |