Walking a long distance pilgrimage is a challenge not only for pilgrim’s body but also mind. Singing or chanting gives a walking rhythm – your body and mind is in sync.
Recent Posts
Mallorca has a pilgrimage too
Mallorca is one of Spain’s islands in the Mediterranean sea. Famous for it’s stunning and inspiring nature it is quite filled with tourists, but it seems that there are space and place for more or less everyone. If you go outside the biggest cities, you’ll find wild nature, many beaches to choose from within reachable […]
Photo report from one-day pilgrimage Hennigsdorf – Bötzow (Germany)
As Berlin – Wilsnack route is near where I live, I decided to make a one day pilgrimage and walk Hennigsdorf – Bötzow part of it.
Tips on how to keep walking on the Camino de Santiago
Walking the Camino can be challenging. Here’s some obstacles and how I overcame them.
Pilgrimage in the USA: the Native American ways (Part I)
Before starting my research about Native Americans (indigenous people of North America) and their sacred places I had the idea to make a list of all of them. However, the more I read, the more sacred places I discovered, and well, the US is big. These are only a few places from the long list, […]
Pilgrimage Routes in Northern Germany
While researching about the pilgrimage possibilities in Germany I found out that there are a lot of ways to walk. Therefore, not to bore you with a long read I will make a series of articles about Northern Germany’s pilgrimage routes, including Ochsenweg, Berlin – Wilsnack, St. Ann’s Path, The Bishop’s Pilgrimage, Mönchsweg, and Via Baltica.
Pilgrimage Routes in Denmark
Denmark is a Nordic country that can be explored by walking a pilgrimage.
Pilgrimage routes in Tenerife, Spain
There are several religious routes in Tenerife, Spain, including Ruta Jacobea Tinerfeña, El Camino de Candelaria, and El Camino de Hermano Pedro.
Camino de Santiago
Camino de Santiago (also known as The Saint James Way) is the most popular and developed Christian pilgrimage route in Europe.
Beginnings
Me, my pilgrimage, and the “All About Pilgrimage” website.
