The Camino: A Pilgrimage Beyond Religion
The Camino, a Catholic pilgrimage, is increasingly attracting individuals who are spiritual but not religious, with motivations ranging from health and grief to transition, history, and adventure.
Rachael Sanborn, in her early 30s, embarked on the Camino de Santiago in Spain, seeking escape from a bad relationship. Her father had previously undertaken the pilgrimage, which had a profound impact on his life.
By the third day of her walk, she promised herself she’d return every year.
Nine months later, Sanborn returned to the Camino, guiding her first group of eight pilgrims. A decade later, she leads grief walks and walking meditations on the Camino with her travel company, Red Monkey Walking Travel, which is inspired by Hanuman, the Hindu god of joyful service.
Author's summary: The Camino pilgrimage attracts spiritual seekers.
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