From goose to goose and I shoot because it's my turn. What seemed like a simple board game could hide an ancient secret. Various theories hold that the Game of the Goose is, in reality, a symbolic map of the Camino de Santiago, where each square represents a stage and a spiritual learning experience. According to ancient traditions, some pilgrims first traveled the Way of the Grail through the Aragonese Jacetania and, after reaching Santiago de Compostela, continued along the so-called Way of the Resurrection to the legendary Costa da Morte. This itinerary, linked to the cycle of meteor showers--the Perseids in August and the Leonids in November--contains profound celestial and spiritual symbolism. Few people know that this Way does not really belong to Saint James the Greater, but to Saint James the Just, brother of Jesus, and that it constitutes, at the same time, a Via Sacra and a Via of Mary, present in invocations such as the enigmatic Virgin of the Goose. This book brings together these and other clues to show the Way as never before: a spiritual journey in a Christian key, enriched with symbols, legends, and sacred correspondences. Through the interpretation of its iconography--sometimes cryptic--and the Gospel and Jacobean stories, the author invites us to discover a new way of understanding and traveling this ancient path, where the traveler becomes a true pilgrim of the spirit.