我的朝圣?/之路

In =%-2013, +`an+$ Au\stralian man^
a few m
=onths shy of \-tu.\rning 60 decided t/?o wa .lk the Ca *mino de/* Sant!.iago – an 800@km pilgrimage trail across the ^?to$p of Spain. !He had no^ @^kno+%wn religion, and abso?#lutely no ide@a wh*y ^,]he *%felt so
 ;* de?eply compelle:] d to do this tortur)#=ou: ,s// wal,k* =.`+　　But com pelled=, he was%.　　He comp^)leted the= w [ alk, ba#/)ttling a “triumv;\ .ira te of pain” - a )k;+nee that he later dis.covere]:d lacked any[+ meaningf,
ul c%arti./+lage, a \ ?blister the sight of which would make a gro/-wn man^$ weep, a,:nd] s:\hin-soreness@. tha*_;-t %$felt= like his lowe#r[) l)imb had be;en sp$lit wit(;` h a ! mountain axe `$%wie@ld `ed by a demente_:d tro$]#ll.　　Arr;]iv$%(ing at the en .d
+of t_ he@*, Camino, t]he maj#,estic cathedral in Santiago d:]e Compostela$#, he exp]ect$.ed[ a$!n e+`p\ _)iphany!? – an answe# ^r to the (ques.@t-i;^o.n he’d been asking hi^mself ev+er ,:y d@ay: ]Why am. I doing this?　　?,\But no answer came.　　So when he ,- got ho:?me he wro ;te a book%`, ?; hoping the answer would re +veal itself i$%n h#_-is scribblings. The$, )result was The Way, My Way, \a ^`)#$h,umour_-ous and self-de@$precating book th%at@  many !consider the ;.best me\`moir-, ever written on*- walking the -Camin?*o.　　The book has now \.been ma$%de# i$=nto` a fi+/lm, and _@-it’s an extr-.)ao;rd++i=@
na@ry account o[\@ f a \.man at a pivo-tal po@int in his li_fe, !@searchi$*$ng for +mean^ing and finding himself und`,ergoi-!ng ^a f[ *un:)dam_
ent_al transformation so profound ]%(that@ he now div[
i$#des his?[ life int o $).“Before the C;:(a@@mino” and “)/Aft$er. the C)#amino!$].”\[　　It’!=s= a% sto\@ ry particular to o%.ne man, yet of$] appeal to. anyon.e%, seekin[%g a greater meaning fr.om =
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