Washing dishes without resentment was a difficult spiritual practice I had to work on during my years in the bakery. I can attest, then and now, that there is truth in this sentiment.
Nobody tells you that the most spiritually serious thing you’ll do today might be washing the dishes without resentment.
Or staying in the conversation when you’d rather leave.
Or choosing, again, not to disappear into your phone.
Formation doesn’t announce itself. It just keeps showing up in the ordinary.