Here is the Pilgrim´s prayer, I would love to share with you:

Although I may have traveled all the roads

Crossed mountains and valleys from East to West,

Id I have not discovered the freedom to be myself

I have arrived nowhere

Although I may have shared all of my possessions

With people of other languages and cultures,

made friends with Pilgrims of a thousand paths

or shared albergues with saints and princes

if I am not capable of forgiving my neighbor tomorrow

I have arrived nowhere

Although I may have carried my pack from beginning to end

And waited for every Pilgrim in need of encouragement

Or giving my bed to one who arrived later than I

Given my bottle of water in exchange for nothing

If upon returning to my home and work

If I am not able to create a brotherhood

Or to make happiness, peace ad unity

I have arrived nowhere

Although I may have food and water each day

And enjoyed a roof and shower every night

Or may have hade my injuries well attended

If  I have not discovered in all that the love of God

I have arrived nowhere

Although I may have seen all the monuments 

And contemplated the best sunsets

Although I may have learned greeting in every language

Or tasted the clear water from every fountain

If I have not discovered who is the author

Or so much free beauty and so much peace

I have arrived nowhere

If from today I won’t continue walking on your path

Searching and living according to what I have learned

If from today I do not see  in every person, friend a companion on the Camino

If from today  I cannot recognize God

The God of Jesus of Nazareth

As the one God of my life

I have arrived nowhere

 

                                                                           Pilgrim’s Prayer by the Franciscans