Title: The Camino: A Journey of the Spirit
Product review: This book, like all of Shirley's, is fast paced, exciting and hard to put down. She shares her spiritual insights on herself, delving into pastlife connections brought up while walking the notorious El Camino along with fellow travellers also making the pilgrimage. My one problem with the book is that it relies heavily on Shirley's dreams she had while on her trek. They are vivid and detailed, dreams that I am sure most of the readers cannot relate to, as I doubt if most people remember their dreams in such a glorious, exacting manner. Therein the validity of the book lies, are they spectacular "real" dreams induced by a spiritual state while walking the Camino, or are they, simply, dreams?
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