I found a Sabbath Manifesto online that offers suggestions for how to observe a true and healthy break:
- Avoid technology
- connect with loved ones
- nurture your health
- get outside
- avoid commerce
- light candles
- drink wine
- eat bread
- find silence
- give back
Other suggestions from The Blue Room Blog are:
- Get outside : smell, feel, look at the
earth
- Feel alive/passionate about something:
Laugh, Cry, Think
- Share with someone: happy or other feelings
- Rest in Quiet: pray & prepare by
expanding awareness of others around me
- Find sanctuary in community: sabbath is
about more than ourselves
- “Lord prepare me to be a sanctuary”
- Do something creative to elicit/use the
brain
- Repetitive family/personal Patterns
& pathways change our life
- Use car time to talk/connect with those
on the journey with you-put yourself in another’s shoes/
- BE MINDFUL OF YOUR BODY
My Sabbath/Sanctuary list looks a lot like this:
- read a lot
- take naps
- play with the kids
- go for a walk
- write
- exercise
- pedicure
- talk with my husband
- quiet time alone
What would you add to the list?
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