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Here are three parts of some of what happens in the process of formation. There is the moment of being captured by a vision to such a degree that you simply leave what you have behind. There is the intentional reorganization of one’s life for the sake of a particular vision. There is the process of training to become a different kind of person. These aren’t everything, but they are a part of it. Of these analogies the one that we will explore here is the idea of reorganization by putting things away.
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