What happens when you strip life down to its essentials and spend five weeks walking across Spain with only a backpack, one outfit, and an open heart?

In this episode, we sit down with Margie Clark to discuss her experience walking the Camino de Santiago, the ancient pilgrimage stretching across northern Spain that has transformed lives for more than 1,200 years. From the physical challenge of walking 500 miles to the emotional and spiritual lessons discovered along the way, Margie shares how the Camino became a journey of simplicity, surrender, connection, and self-discovery.

We explore the friendships formed on the trail, the vulnerability that comes from letting go of identity and control, and the surprising joy that can emerge when life slows down enough for us to truly see ourselves and others. This conversation touches on grief, spirituality, presence, personal growth, and the beauty of human connection in a world that often feels rushed and disconnected.

Whether you’ve dreamed of walking the Camino yourself or are simply searching for a deeper sense of meaning and clarity in your own life, this episode offers a thoughtful and inspiring perspective on what it means to be a seeker.

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