Even God took a day to rest.

Just one day, set aside as a sacred day

A day to count the blessings, to be introspective, to appreciate the sanctity of life and all of creation

If God, in the great creation stories, took a day to rest, why then, do we believe we don’t need one?

Why then, do we trouble ourselves with the pursuit of more things?

Trying to mine for more time like mining for gold, without giving ourselves a moment to appreciate what we already have

What is it about our culture that prevents us from switching off?

Is it to maximize convenience?

Is it to maximize profit?

Are we too afraid to sit in silence, to be alone, just for one day?

Are we somehow greater than God?

He took a day, but we somehow don’t need to!?!

The point is, nature has a certain rhythm to it, a flow.

There’s a certain harmony and you either learn to dance with it, or you’ll quickly burn yourself out.

Because the candle that burns twice as bright, burns half as long.

So reclaim your Sunday, make it a thing.

Be closed for business, at least for one day.

Set some time aside and create the space, because the reality is, no one is going to create it for you.

Use this time to receive and give blessings, putting creation into its proper perspective.

Because despite what you may think or believe, the reality remains, that you are part of this creation and this creation remains a part of you.

Michael Dahdal

Share
Published by
Michael Dahdal

Recent Posts

Taking your second chance

It’s pointless, because history will always be confined to history. Instead it may be time…

1 year ago

Symphony of Sadness

There’s a great symphony in sadnessA million things conspiring beautifully together to set a sombre…

2 years ago

Communication is not a one way street

Communication is not a one way street. It’s not about talking, it’s about listening. It’s…

2 years ago

Leaving it all behind

Some things are certainly worth holding onto -  Others we just hold onto because we…

2 years ago

Ahead of the game

It’s easy to play life on the back foot Always playing defence. Always waiting, always…

2 years ago

Surfing the Tsunami

It’s inevitable, life will come at you.  Sometimes in drops, sometimes in waves and sometimes…

2 years ago