The best way to DISconnect from God is to connect with everything else. Empty your life of things that qualify (for you) as "everything else," and you'll probably find that your desire to allow God to fill the void will have far greater opportunity yield something meaningful.
Here's how it worked with me. I canceled my TV service for reasons that seemed at first unrelated to the Christian faith, but at the same time I upped my cable bandwidth to 50 Mb, and added 7 Mb DSL as a backup pipe through a separate provider. (I'm an independent I.T. consultant as well as a bass player. Bandwidth + redundancy = goodness.) Prior to that I was watching INSP, Daystar, and TBN on cable, but only three or four programs. Well, as I looked for alternatives to my now-dark TV and the time it had been sucking up with NON-Christian programming, I found iTBN and the Church Channel on the Internet, which are far better Christian resources than the cable streams ever were. (There are some really incredible second-stringers out there: Ron C. Hill, Dimitri Bradley, Charles Cowan, Katherine Newlon, Mike Freeman, and Sandra Kennedy for example.) The iTBN archives are virtually inexhaustible, and it's totally choice-based.
The Church Channel and iTBN don't show westerns -- one of my former major time sinks. They don't show old war movies -- that was another one. They don't show depressing and/or politically-biased news. They don't show ads where the male announcers talk like oversibilant girls. Wins all around.
Anyway, I went through a couple of weeks after canceling TV where I was sort of wondering how to fill all that time I'd come to realize I'd been piffing away. But as soon as I found the Church Channel and iTBN, everything snowballed, and now I'm totally hooked on sitting under the Word for as many hours a day as I care to. First thing I do every morning is check iTBN's schedule for the day and decide what I'm going to watch. Not because I have to, but because I want to.
So, imo, getting rid of what's competing for your time and pulling you away from learning more about your faith will get you at least 50% there, except maybe in a way you can't anticipate, 'cause the Holy Spirit might pick up that you've disinvested from junk and have you "stumble upon" an alternative that's really good for you and that you really enjoy.