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# Walking Home: A Pilgrimage from Humbled to Healed

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Review: A Spiritual Teacher on a Spiritual Path examining her Spiritual/Life Path = Pretty Amazing - I found this book Brave, Candid and Refreshing. I am a big fan of Sonia's work and have attended her workshops. Like many spiritual authors and teachers of our time, it's easy to look up to her and think she's a modern soothsayer that has it all figured out and is immune to the issues of her readers and clients. As she reveals in her book, this is not the case at all. She is guided to walk The Camino following a triple doozy of life events: death of her brother, followed by the death her father and her own impending divorce. Realizing she must face the music she gets very personal and pulls everything hidden in the basement of her psyche out into the light to be dissected as she places her perpetually sore feet on the Spanish trail. She takes to the Camino armed with 75 Power Bars, a small backpack she wears each day and a much larger one she hilariously names "Cheater" since she pays a shuttle service to transport it for her each day. Sonia is gifted with the archetype of Storyteller. The juicy parts of her books are always the stories and this makes Walking Home quite a captivating read since it's a long story containing many little stories or reflections within it. The book is written in a diary style logging both the daily mundane (but important to a pilgrim) events: breakfast, sleep and weather, along with the daily troubling thoughts, emotional ups and downs, provocative insights and moments of clarity. We've all been there in one way or another and that's why its so good. Sonia is funny and you feel the annoyance of having nothing but crappy toast and bad coffee for breakfast when you are walking miles a day, and you cheer with her when she finds an amazing spread or great company. More importantly you may also resonate with the struggle of acknowledging your so-called negative feelings towards loved ones marred with the shame that doing so brings. Unlike many of us who tuck away those feelings in a judgie file labeled "Not Spiritual Behavior," she actually GOES there. In order to get away from the darkness she has to walk through it and face her shadow. Calmly? No! While kicking, screaming and cursing. The physicality of walking so much along with the burdens she carries inside, including strong past-life memories of the Knights Templar, wear her down and it is this pairing aligned with the mystical energy of The Camino that give way to understanding, acceptance and forgiveness. Unlike every other book of hers, there is not a psychic prediction or reading to be had in these pages. Ironically it may be one that teaches the most and possibly my favorite! I know it will get re-read many times. For anyone that doesn't know Sonia or her work- if you liked "Wild" and "Eat, Pray, Love," You'll LOVE Walking Home.
Review: A truly inspiring story of character, courage, and spiritual vitality by a most ambitious author. - I admire Sonia Choquette's fortitude to try new things with a reasoned approach. She expresses competence throughout her work and leads with admirable strength and courage. 'El Camino' is a personal journey that demands stamina and represents a lasting testament to the physical journeys we undertake with spiritual undertones. Sonia generously shares intimate details of her physical hardships as well as inspiring insights into the spiritual side of human nature, as well as a very personal spiritual message conveyed in rather miraculous and unexpected fashion along 'The Way'. Her journey, so generously and compellingly shared in these pages, is as remarkable as it is emboldening to the reader making one's own way in this fleeting, oft-troubled world. A most worthy read for learning about this challenging destination through the experiences of an accomplished, competent leader in character-building and self-development. This story will stand the test of time for its honesty, clarity of direction, and inspirational message of finding meaning and strength through personal challenge, exploration, and self-discovery.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #552,979 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #833 in New Thought #4,087 in Spiritual Self-Help (Books) #7,028 in Memoirs (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,929 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Spiritual Teacher on a Spiritual Path examining her Spiritual/Life Path = Pretty Amazing
*by C***N on October 7, 2014*

I found this book Brave, Candid and Refreshing. I am a big fan of Sonia's work and have attended her workshops. Like many spiritual authors and teachers of our time, it's easy to look up to her and think she's a modern soothsayer that has it all figured out and is immune to the issues of her readers and clients. As she reveals in her book, this is not the case at all. She is guided to walk The Camino following a triple doozy of life events: death of her brother, followed by the death her father and her own impending divorce. Realizing she must face the music she gets very personal and pulls everything hidden in the basement of her psyche out into the light to be dissected as she places her perpetually sore feet on the Spanish trail. She takes to the Camino armed with 75 Power Bars, a small backpack she wears each day and a much larger one she hilariously names "Cheater" since she pays a shuttle service to transport it for her each day. Sonia is gifted with the archetype of Storyteller. The juicy parts of her books are always the stories and this makes Walking Home quite a captivating read since it's a long story containing many little stories or reflections within it. The book is written in a diary style logging both the daily mundane (but important to a pilgrim) events: breakfast, sleep and weather, along with the daily troubling thoughts, emotional ups and downs, provocative insights and moments of clarity. We've all been there in one way or another and that's why its so good. Sonia is funny and you feel the annoyance of having nothing but crappy toast and bad coffee for breakfast when you are walking miles a day, and you cheer with her when she finds an amazing spread or great company. More importantly you may also resonate with the struggle of acknowledging your so-called negative feelings towards loved ones marred with the shame that doing so brings. Unlike many of us who tuck away those feelings in a judgie file labeled "Not Spiritual Behavior," she actually GOES there. In order to get away from the darkness she has to walk through it and face her shadow. Calmly? No! While kicking, screaming and cursing. The physicality of walking so much along with the burdens she carries inside, including strong past-life memories of the Knights Templar, wear her down and it is this pairing aligned with the mystical energy of The Camino that give way to understanding, acceptance and forgiveness. Unlike every other book of hers, there is not a psychic prediction or reading to be had in these pages. Ironically it may be one that teaches the most and possibly my favorite! I know it will get re-read many times. For anyone that doesn't know Sonia or her work- if you liked "Wild" and "Eat, Pray, Love," You'll LOVE Walking Home.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A truly inspiring story of character, courage, and spiritual vitality by a most ambitious author.
*by J***N on September 14, 2020*

I admire Sonia Choquette's fortitude to try new things with a reasoned approach. She expresses competence throughout her work and leads with admirable strength and courage. 'El Camino' is a personal journey that demands stamina and represents a lasting testament to the physical journeys we undertake with spiritual undertones. Sonia generously shares intimate details of her physical hardships as well as inspiring insights into the spiritual side of human nature, as well as a very personal spiritual message conveyed in rather miraculous and unexpected fashion along 'The Way'. Her journey, so generously and compellingly shared in these pages, is as remarkable as it is emboldening to the reader making one's own way in this fleeting, oft-troubled world. A most worthy read for learning about this challenging destination through the experiences of an accomplished, competent leader in character-building and self-development. This story will stand the test of time for its honesty, clarity of direction, and inspirational message of finding meaning and strength through personal challenge, exploration, and self-discovery.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Good with a Couple Caveats
*by F***N on May 27, 2015*

I read Diary of a Psychic and absolutely loved it. I immediately looked for another book by Sonia Choquette and chose this because of the goals she had in walking The Camino. I assumed she would be bringing "inside info" from a psychic point of a view to the journey's narrative and was disappointed there was none of that. I'd hoped to get her spirit guides' take on anger and forgiveness. I think they can be hard nuts to crack (anger and forgiveness, not the spirit guides), especially if you come from a childhood trauma situation like I did. But since she did not advertise that in the book description, I cannot lower the star rating because I had these expectations. I loved her honesty, especially about having so much anger and feeling bad about that since she has been a spiritual healer all her life. She felt somehow she should have been able to transcend those kinds of feelings, but who among us can escape the human condition? Even Jesus became extremely angry on occasion. I liked what she said about often having good reasons to feel angry, but also having free will in the choice of reliving the situations. (Although I find that can be very difficult to do sometimes if you have PTSD like me and get flashbacks. The original situations stay involuntarily new.) I think if you like travel books, you would like this, although it gets repetitive -- but then again, how could the narrative not become repetitive? She's walking every day, staying in a hostel every night. But she's such a good writer, it works. I wonder if the gifts of walking The Camino stayed with her or if back in ordinary life, the old ways returned as strong as before. Maybe we simply have to forgive and let go again and again and again, until we are blessed with the gift of forgiveness.

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