It
is not as hard as it sounds, really. You merely learn to be aware of God’s
presence with you all the time, whatever you are doing.
A
friend who commutes to work says that he sits and communes with God every time
he stops at a traffic light. You can do it every time you open the refrigerator.
Or when you brush your teeth.
The
point is simply to turn your thoughts toward God at many specific times each
day.
One way to do this is to practice remembering God when you
are performing one specific action all week. When you are making the bed, for
instance. Or setting the table. Or checking your mail. Or walking to school.
Then, for the next week, pick another action.
-- John Killinger in
Beginning Prayer
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