Saturday, October 27, 2012

Day 27

Today I am quoting another's blog that I stumbled across last night/tonight (I'm posting at midnight) because it was a thought worth remembering:


"In Jewish tradition the day starts at sundown. The more I meditated on that, the more rest it brought to my soul. The day starts with me going to sleep. God keeps working. I wake up and join him. Proper perspective. He does his part. I do my part.

Although I have not practiced as intentional and consistent Sabbath time as those months, this symbolism has stayed with me. As the sun sets, I am mindful of the day beginning. I sleep, trusting His power and love. I wake up and respond to what He is already doing.

As evening comes I say this is enough. I could do more, have more, be more. But no. This is enough. And so my day begins with that attitude."

--Melanie at bluemarblegod.com
Read the whole post here!
 

1 comment:

Melanie said...

Michelle-
Thank you so much for posting! It has been a good reminder for me to remember when we practiced Sabbath more intentionally.
Thank you for stopping by!

Melanie