我的朝圣^之路

In[) #$;2013,_$ an  Australian man a few months sh=y of turning 60 d];ecided to walk the#$ Camin`o ,de% Sant#?:iag^o – an  800km pilg`,ri!m$age^- trail across the top of S_p^$ain. He had no known+ rel
;i-gion,
)]and
% a+@bso*lutely no #idea why he fel_%?t so de
^eply
compell  ed !to do) this tortur`+=ous walk.　$　But ;co m#-pelled, he was.　　@\-He com*pleted the w@alk, battling a`) “triu-mvirate-+ of p *ain” - a knee?+== #\that he l(ater discovered la\-cke^]d an$(y ;meaningful
 cartila,-$ge, a b:(@(`l i
s!;te *%r th e @*sight of  !which would m*:ak!e a %g=rown man weep, and #shin-soren%(es$s t* ha^t fel;t? $!like his lower limb had b`\e+ en];^$ sp$%lit ^ (with a mountain =axe wiel%^ded by a de*:mented  t#) roll.　　Arriving at the end of the C+a [mi#:
no(, the ma =,jes+tic cat?$(),hedral !:*in /``Santi+ :ago de $:
Compo#^stela, he expected an \epiphany – an answer to t\!*[he q%uest=ion he’d!$^ been asking himself [@ev!\ery day: Wh:@y
* am I doin
+;\\g t% his?　　But_ no answe[__r ca+`me.　　So )when! he got home he wrote a =bo\ok, h/o(%[*ping the answer would r;e;+ve_al ^ itself in his scri$bblings. \!/The !#result was The Way.?[, My 
Way, a hu_ mou-%rous #a] nd se,*l\( f)^-d`eprecat!$ing %^book th;%at (^=many consider/ the %b?[es_t memo:?+ir ever written )o% n walkin*$!g the Camino;.　　The book+ has now been `]made into @:a fil[/m,% a\
nd it’s an extraordinary account +of a+_ man+\ at +a piv$ot [al po; int in his life, searching%* fo;r mean*ing an/_d finding him-.-self :-undergoing a fundamental tr/a[$nsfo)rmation so profou nd that he now $ .div!)ides his life into “Bef -ore the `?Camino” a`nd “After, t%he C#amino.”　　It’s * a +#]st/+or*+y particular^ to one  =`?m!an, yet of #appeal to \an ;yone seeking a gr?;%eater^ meaning fr*./o%m life.