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The National Day of Unplugging is March 1–2 from sundown to sundown. The project was created by the Jewish group Reboot but could also be helpful for Buddhist practitioners looking to take a break from digital distractions. Organizers ask participants to sign a pledge to ignore their devices for 24 hours and provide some advice on how to avoid the urge to reconnect, including an away message for your social media accounts.
“Unplugging from your phone and computer for 24 hours isn’t easy,” National Day of Unplugging co-creator Dan Rollman said in a press release. “If you can do it, though, it’s a wonderful way to recharge your spiritual batteries and be present with the world around you.”
(source: www.tricycle.com)
“Unplugging from your phone and computer for 24 hours isn’t easy,” National Day of Unplugging co-creator Dan Rollman said in a press release. “If you can do it, though, it’s a wonderful way to recharge your spiritual batteries and be present with the world around you.”
(source: www.tricycle.com)
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