It's a road map to how to Sabbath littered with jewels along the way but I find the author's generous borrowing from other religions to supplement the concept of Sabbath a bit icky though not denying the usefulness and insights of those practices.
The concept of growing in time instead of in wealth was insightful for me. There are many good suggestions on how to incorporate Sabbath practices. [a deeper wealth]
The joy of rest, begin again, the rhythm of creation, nobody special (downward mobility/humility), being Sabbath to people by listening when they are aching....These were some topics Muller expounded.
2 October-1 November, 2017
New York: Bantam Books, 1999
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