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[QUOTE="dmeclevy, post: 108163, member: 13723"] [b]"Normal"[/b] I too left St. Jean on May 26th 2012. I returned to the US July 3rd. I know well the feeling you describe. I felt detached, like an outsider looking in. When we are new because we have shed the 'normal' garmet of our egos, we can be unrecognizable to even ourselves. Like a new pair of hiking boots this transformation becomes part of us. We may find the alien is not longer an enemy, the shadow no longer something to be feared. I held on tightly to my experiences for fear that first, no one would understand, and second I was delusioned to think that if I shared them they would somehow evaporate. While truly no one will understand MY Camino and sharing only solidifies the reallity of my journey, it is my heart that holds the truest miracles and that is shared in my new capacity to see things with a new set of eyes. I use this analogy to explain my experience of the Camino, "I went to the ophthalmologist for a new pair of glasses and received a new set of eyes". Mary Ann [/QUOTE]
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