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Śrīla prabhupāda-līlāmṛta 1.26
He walked for an hour, until his two young servants were both tired. “Do I tire you walking?” “This walking and massaging are saving my life from day to day.” Then he continued walking.
Śrīla prabhupāda-līlāmṛta 2.45
On the morning Tripurāri accompanied Prabhupāda on his walk, Prabhupāda said little as they walked up Only when they were walking back toward the car did one of the devotees mention, “Prabhupāda, Tripurāri
CC Madhya 1.232
Walking and walking, Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu arrived at Śāntipura and remained at the house of Advaita
CC Madhya 16.35
Walking and walking in this way, the devotees arrived at the city of Kaṭaka, where they remained for
CC Madhya 20.37
Walking and walking, Sanātana Gosvāmī finally arrived at a place called Hājipura.
CC Madhya 19.244
After walking and walking, Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu finally arrived at Vārāṇasī, where He met Candraśekhara
Śrīla prabhupāda-līlāmṛta 2.51
That Prabhupāda would not take any morning walks went without saying. Everyone closely involved with Śrīla Prabhupāda had come to accept a new way of living, with no morning walks Someone suggested that Prabhupāda might like to walk on the roof, but even that seemed to be too difficult
Īśo 5
The Supreme Lord walks and does not walk. He is far away, but He is very near as well.
CC Madhya 5.147
Thus walking and walking, the Lord eventually arrived at the place known as Āṭhāranālā.
CC Madhya 4.143
Walking and walking, Mādhavendra Purī finally reached Jagannātha Purī, which is also known as Nīlācala
Śrīla prabhupāda-līlāmṛta 2.60
Early every morning Prabhupāda would go on a walk, usually to Volunteer Park, where he walked by the perimeter was several miles long, and although some of the young men would become exhausted from the walk One morning, while Jayānanda was walking with Prabhupāda, they approached a man who had just pulled a Prabhupāda kept walking until he was past the man and then added, “And suffer.”
Śrīla prabhupāda-līlāmṛta 2.64
“We can walk in the hallway here.” It was expected that you would walk out of your room, the lights would go on, you would walk to the elevator So we were walking up and down the hall for our morning walk. It was a half-hour walk. We were walking back and forth, and I was regularly pushing the buttons. Do you want to wait until after your walk, or should I go now?” He said, “No, I will walk.