The Camino Pilgrimage.  A common understanding in doing a pilgrimage is to set an intention for why you are undertaking a physical and spiritual challenge. Another way to think about it is what is your "why"? Giving much thought and consideration not only can help your pilgrimage to be more meaningful, it can also help lift you when the journey gets tough. I will share with you my three reasons or intention for walking the Camino de Santiago.

The Camino Pilgrimage.  There are many routes a pilgrim can take along the Camino with the end point being in Santiago Spain, at the cathedral Santiago de Compostela - the cathedral of St. James for which this pilgrimage exists.  

Staying open to receiving what is presented takes a certain amount of openness and a certain amount of faith.  

What are some basic practices you can begin to incorporate today? A small change you can make a a difference.