The Camino de Santiago: Journey of Self Discovery Part One

[@justbob4731]

While the documentary is well done, one cannot get the true appreciation of actually walking this, or any of the other "ways" to Santiago. I encourage ANYONE who is even considering walking this pilgrimage to stop thinking about and DO IT ! This will reguide your life onto a positive way. Thanks Phillip !

[@trishrogers7981]

Agree 100% - we did just that in 2015 and every one’s experience is different - loved it then and never the same since 🙏🏼

[@dingdong848]

You just helped me decide! Is it a bad to do this in February?

[@justbob4731]

@@dingdong848 There really isn't a bad time to do it. The issues you might contend with is the weather and if you are utilizing hostels, they might not be open during the "off" season. Much of these questions can be answered by doing some online research and find what fits you. There is no right or wrong way to walk a Camino. It's YOUR walk and you make of it what fits you best. In 5 Camino's I have never not enjoyed myself. Buen Camino !

[@sephmanatac7702]

The greatness of Camino De Santiago is, its open to Non-Catholics. Its embraces other faiths. 🙏😇👼

[@josephb2872]

Great and very well done. As a former peregrino it has brought many feelings back that only can be understood by someone that experienced that pain and spiritual feeling.

[@geraldinehadiwidjaja7421]

Great documentary. Love how you relate the history of the buildings/structures along the way.

[@PhillipLucas]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@markdonovan1540]

An excellent video that does a wonderful job of highlighting many of the facets of this remarkable pilgrim route. The interviews with pilgrims, mixed with a fascinating blend of historic information and architectural observations, is a truly inspired work of video production and editing. Congratulations.

[@PhillipLucas]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@oliviakoutsky6735]

Beautiful documentary! It was so informative and interesting, and watching it was a great way to get ready for my Camino. I especially liked the interviews and the emphasis on all the connections people make on this pilgrimage. So glad I got to watch it, and I headed to part 2 ASAP after finishing this because I was so into it

[@PhillipLucas]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JonathanMarcusGSmith]

Many thanks for sharing these videos. Very informative and enjoyable!

[@msyafiqah1190]

Really impressive! Thank you very much Dr Lucas.

[@PhillipLucas]

Glad you liked it!

[@jesusfernandezgarcia9449]

Muy bueno. Excelente.

[@heymrscottwhatyougonnado9916]

Awesome narration. Thank you

[@carpenterfamily6198]

Great narration 👍

[@randyclark1221]

An excellent and unique video. Very informative and enjoyable. Excellent production values. I'm looking forward to seeing part two. Thank you.

[@PhillipLucas]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@estellagutierrez795]

Enjoy ed thanks

[@SlogOnTheTyne]

Wonderful documentary

[@PhillipLucas]

Thank you.

[@NewTasty]

Amazing

[@enriquelomeli6767]

Thank you Mr Lucas for this great video, very instructive, well done. I have done the camino twice, and I can relate a lot with this video, and I am still learning a lot from it. I have to ask you one thing and I hope that you could answer it, was your trip done on this year 2020?

[@PhillipLucas]

Thanks. My trips were in 2017 and 2018.

[@luisantonioruizayuste7385]

Hablas de Spanish Basque Region, y es el Reino de Navarra, lo siento pero no es acertada esa definición. Saludos.

[@jambroqc]

Why am I mysteriously drawn to the Camino de Santiago?

[@PhillipLucas]

I'm sure the answer to your questions will unfold in time.

[@gregoriocarretero5610]

Roncesvalles y el resto de pueblos hasta Pamplona, es Navarra, no es el País Vasco.

[@ljhand11]

Very well done. Thank you. How do do I locate part 2?

[@PhillipLucas]

Coming soon!

[@Chacondeviaje]

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