Routine (n.) is not only the spirit's enemy; it also wakes attention and calls out a response from a sleeping soul.
Routine (n.) is the spirit's great enemy.
Routine (n.) is what religion offers when the soul begs for exaltation.
Routine (n.) must never numb us to the shock that there is an order in society, body and nature to begin with.
Routine (n.) is the resistance wonder meets every day, and life is mostly routine.
Routine (n.) holds a person for weeks, until one hour the strain bursts every habit at once.
Routine (n.) keeps us standing by for the rare hour when the soul and the spirit fall into tune.