Or, the individual is to imagine what it would be like if God the Father, Jesus Christ, or the Holy Spirit were to become present right here and now in the late twentieth century and spoke to us at this moment. Imagine talking with God. This has its roots with St. Francis of Assisi from the 13th century. St. Francis gave up an affluent life to become a prayerful person attuned to everything around him, including people in need, and to actively help others as a display of spirituality. This spirituality requires the individual to be open to the Holy Spirit and to go in the direction one feels called in prayer.
Prayer is free-flowing, spontaneous, and loving.
This spirituality also requires the individual to be active in ministry in the community somehow, and to prayerfully reflect on these interactions. There are many, many books and websites on Christian Spirituality. Hopefully these few examples will get you interested in finding the spiritual expression which suites you best. By the way, there s a HUGE difference between the generic word spirituality and Christian Spirituality. Just go to any bookstore and you ll find a whole section devoted to spirituality of some sort.