Sabbath Sense A Spiritual Antidote for the Overworked

Sabbath Sense is the antidote for the overworked and overwhelmed. It's an invitation to pack your spiritual baggage and move to the neighborhood called Enough - enough time, enough rest, enough play. For generations, "Sabbath" meant Sunday or Saturday to most people - a day when stores closed, churches and synagogues opened, and families came together. The reality of Sabbath as a day of rest has been lost amidst our to-do lists, day-organizers, and endless errands, but the sense of Sabbath, as spiritual leisure, is very much needed in our time-starved world. Sabbath Sense contemplates how to turn not-enough-time into Enough time; how a sense of Ritual in everyday life unifies fragmented time; why our work-ethic-driven society needs a new Play ethic; how to weave a rhythm of Sacredness into your life; the value of daily and seasonal Decluttering rituals; and what Transforms everyday activities into sabbath moments.Schaper, Donna E. is the author of 'Sabbath Sense A Spiritual Antidote for the Overworked', published 2004 under ISBN 9780806690179 and ISBN 0806690178.