Brahmi Rituals

This is what a week in Barcelona looked like ✨

Architecture, art, history, and really good food.

1-3 Picasso Museum
4-6 Barcelona Cathedral
7 Casa Batlló
8-9 Sagrada Familia
10 Parc Guell
11 Arc de Triomf
12 W Hotel Barceloneta
13 Veggie Paella
14 Gatz Cafe - hosted one of Picasso’s first exhibitions
15 Wine Bar
16 Cathedral Santa Maria del Mar

Day 13 — I made it to Santiago ⛪️🇪🇸

Today was the most challenging day of the entire Camino. My ankle was swollen and, according to my doctor friend, I may have tendinitis.

I was in pain for the full 25km walk and had to stay completely focused just to keep moving forward. I started early at 8:15am and finally arrived in Santiago at 4:15pm.

The last hour was the hardest — the heat was intense, my energy was gone, and I truly felt like a pilgrim.

When I began this journey, I felt the shift into the next stage of my life — thinking deeply about where I want to live and what I want to do next.

Walking over 345km has given me so much time to reflect, and with that has come real clarity.

I’ve set strong intentions for the life I want using the power of manifestation to guide what comes next.

Santiago, you were earned

Day 4

Beauty finds you in the most unexpected places.

The day began with a quiet surprise as I sat down for breakfast. A Portuguese man entered the room, sat at the piano, and started playing beautiful music while we enjoyed the buffet. He filled the space with melodic classics that instantly lifted the morning.

The timing felt meaningful, as the night before I had been questioning my ability to complete the Camino. The days have been long, with an average of 30KM+ walked each day.

As we listened, a server came over and handed me a pink carnation. It felt like a small but powerful sign from the universe saying: you can do this.

I stepped into Day 4 with renewed energy and walked another 30KM along the stunning coastline.

A beautiful last day in Portugal that finished with a much needed spa session.