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Two Walks, One Difference

By: David Werdiger
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Aug 7
1 min read

A walk on sabbath is different than a walk during a week. 

A walk during the week often feels like a task: a way to clear my head between meetings. A walk on the Sabbath feels like freedom.

There’s only one small change: I leave my phone at home. 

When was the last time you took a fully unplugged walk in nature? 

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