He saw him pray, write in his journal, read the office, answer some letters, then pray again. The beautiful manners, the unruffled compassion, the courtesy and humility were all on display through the peephole as they had been in the pulpit or at the dinner-table. A small group of students was talking in an English university's senior common room. They had just graduated. One wanted to be a skilled surgeon, another a famous diplomat, another a representative sportsman, another the prime minister of Britain, and another a millionaire before he was forty.
Spirituality seeks to bring head and heart together.
It's simply the process whereby the Spirit of God applies the Word of God to the mind and heart of the child of God so that his or her whole life is continually being formed into the likeness of Christ. The vehicle which takes us to that destination is called prayer. When you think about it, that's pretty disappointing. Paul thought teaching his young churches how to pray was so important that he not only peppered his epistles with exhortations to pray without ceasing, pray always with thanksgiving, etc. Very few Bible and theological colleges have taught their students how to pray.