All of the abrahamic religions have a tradition of having one day a week as a day of rest. I have also stumbled across other cultural traditions with a similar concept.
If the last 10,000 years of human history have ended up with a day of Rest concept – maybe it is a good idea?
I tell you what – I will try it today as my 365 commitment and let you know how it goes!
Guy Reams (49)
365 Member
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