And one more quote, because I just couldn't resist.
Our modern lives are structured by our secular activities and not our spiritual ones. We have Good Morning America or The Today Show in the time slot for prayers upon rising. David Letterman helps us say "amen" to the day.
Unless we consciously build a spiritual structure into our days, we are apt to go without. How are we to remember who we are unless we take the time to remind ourselves?
-- Julia Cameron, God is No Laughing Matter
P.S. Lest I sound contradictory in my teaching and quoting the Experiment section under this quote says: You do not need to make your spirituality one more job that you must do perfectly. Your spirituality is inherent. You need only focus on it.
Structure builds the spiritual architecture of our day. You've explored spiritual practices. Now you must place them in your life.
(What I'm asking is have you explored spiritual practices or are you practicing unexamined, mindless, routines? That's what I'm asking you to consider.)