Kamal Ravikant: Maybe a Pilgrimage Can Save Your Life [From the Archive]

Kamal Ravikant didn’t plan a pilgrimage. After his estranged father died, he promised to take the ashes to the Ganges—and then kept traveling for eight months. In this archive conversation, he and James Altucher explore what makes a pilgrimage different from an ordinary trip. Walking the Camino de Santiago forced Kamal to confront grief, treat psychological fear as a signal to move forward, and accept that transformation happens step by step. The episode also asks whether anyone can create a pilgrimage in daily life through deliberate, consistent practice.