Šabat

In his small but spiritually stimulating book, the eminent Jewish thinker of the 20th century points to an essential feature of modern man - his inability to perceive the divine dimension of time, both in his everyday life and especially in his days of rest. As he says, we are too busy conquering space instead of sanctifying time. With his extraordinary insight into rabbinic and Hasidic tradition, he brings the meaning of Shabbat to life in a lucid and inspiring way, giving contemporary man the impetus to reflect on how it relates to time, work, rest, or the celebration of creation.

Czech edition