arrow someone has made in stone at a crossroads in routes
heading for Astorga on the beautiful, less-peopled 'countryside' option from Hospital de Orbigo
"How many of us are completely at ease with our own thoughts,
comfortably at home in our own minds and bodies?
I know I'm not always in this ideal state.
Far from it.
So solitary walking gives me the chance to explore a little
the murky depths of my own mind,
to clear some weeds from the muddy pool of my unconscious,
to sort out my ideas and beliefs,
to shine a little light into my soul,
to reflect on God and the nature of life, death and the universe.
And, with luck, to meet up with some interesting people,
and enjoy a few beers with them along the Way..."
comfortably at home in our own minds and bodies?
I know I'm not always in this ideal state.
Far from it.
So solitary walking gives me the chance to explore a little
the murky depths of my own mind,
to clear some weeds from the muddy pool of my unconscious,
to sort out my ideas and beliefs,
to shine a little light into my soul,
to reflect on God and the nature of life, death and the universe.
And, with luck, to meet up with some interesting people,
and enjoy a few beers with them along the Way..."
~Robert
on his Solitary Walker blog
Robert has many reflections on walking you might want to check out,
as well as accounts of the varied walking journeys he has made.
I was quite amazed to meet up again with my own words like this! Thanks so much for quoting me, and for the link.
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Thanks Robert. I made a comment on your blog telling you I had pinched a quote- but you might well have come here first before you had time to notice my comment!
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