travelingdina
New Member
Let's say I'm one of those whose urge is to schedule everything day to day (a "hare").
A lot of why I want to schedule things ahead of time is to avoid having to make decisions. (e.g. do I stay here one more day? do I take route a or route b? do I push on to the next town?)
But my main goal really is to "Be Here Now" (a "tortoise".)
As well as to reach Santiago.
So, in order to "reach Santiago" within the amount of time I have (about 4 weeks), I feel like I need to schedule.
But, I am really walking the Camino as a spiritual journey, not necessarily a "I walked X miles over the summer." Spiritual growth is my priority.
So:
1) I'm wondering: should I give up my goal of reaching Santiago? Like, if it happens, it happens?
2) That being said, if I am fairly fit, and have about 4 weeks to walk, where does someone recommend starting that would give me a greater chance of reaching Santiago?
THANKS!
A lot of why I want to schedule things ahead of time is to avoid having to make decisions. (e.g. do I stay here one more day? do I take route a or route b? do I push on to the next town?)
But my main goal really is to "Be Here Now" (a "tortoise".)
As well as to reach Santiago.
So, in order to "reach Santiago" within the amount of time I have (about 4 weeks), I feel like I need to schedule.
But, I am really walking the Camino as a spiritual journey, not necessarily a "I walked X miles over the summer." Spiritual growth is my priority.
So:
1) I'm wondering: should I give up my goal of reaching Santiago? Like, if it happens, it happens?
2) That being said, if I am fairly fit, and have about 4 weeks to walk, where does someone recommend starting that would give me a greater chance of reaching Santiago?
THANKS!