How to be a successful Pilgrim

 

 

Theory & Practice of pilgrimage

 

 

 

Understanding Pilgrimage

 Transforming one’s self from A to B

 

 

The Pilgrim as  Split Man

Victoria's Way, 
Mini Pilgrimage
Roundwood, IrelandWith regard to the religious pilgrimage, the colour (or composition) of the end state of a religious ‘self’ (or identity) is determined and controlled by the priest (in his interest). Since several hundred religious and n non-religious belief systems are still being indoctrinated and enforced today, several hundred colours (or compositions) are available as options. The basic principle of pilgrimage, namely the attainment of @1 status (i.e. B = true or truth = wholeness status), is the same for all pilgrimages, both religious and non-religious.

 

 

 

 

From:

Incomplete

Imperfect

Unsteady state

Uncertain

Unfulfilled

Unwhole,

Fragmented

Less than 100%

Relativised

Analogue

Realness @ less than 1

Confused (as many)

Disordered (@ + entropy)

Networked (connected)

Contact @ less than 1

Not logic (insane)

The Not-true (self )

Multiple response @ low (depressed) impact

 

Dissatisfying

Partial control

 

The religious view of the created (i.e. of the human)

 
Sinful

Un-righteous

 

 

 

Astasy

 

 

To:

Complete

Perfect

Steady state

Certain

Fulfilled

Whole,

@1

@100%

Quantised = absolutised

Digital

Absolutely real

Fused (as One)

Ordered (@ min. entropy)

Random/distributed

Contact @ 1

Logic (sane)

The True (self)

Single response @

maximum (elated) impact

 

Wholly satisfying

Total control

 

 

 

 

 

Sinless

Righteous

 

(God, the singular = ONE)

 

Enstasy

 

 

 

 

 

Verbal commentaries

 

 

The why and wherefore of pilgrimage

 

 

The origin of the word ‘pilgrimage’

 

Home, the end of a pilgrimage

 

 

The end of pilgrimage

 

 

The 3 phases of pilgrimage

 

 

The driver of pilgrimage

 

 

Primary and secondary pilgrimage

 

External, internal, inner and core pilgrimages

 

 

The meanings of fulfilment

 

 

The meanings of ecstasy

 

 

Who is not a pilgrim?

 

 

 

 

Donation  

 

 

 

What’s a sanctuary?

 

 

Sanctum

 

Religious pilgrimage

 

 

Understanding spirituality

 

 

 

 

 

 

Practicing   pilgrimage