Saying rituals don’t matter, is like saying the taste of food doesn’t matter because it all ends up in your stomach anyway - you are not wrong, but well, you’re missing the message

Let me more specific by what I mean when I say ritual:

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

Most rituals don’t matter TO ME. I kinda hate a lot of them. But I understand the importance to others so I attend without complaint (including my wedding when I preferred eloping) 

TO ME these rituals are important like learning cursive. There is something beautiful in a handwritten note but imposing the practice takes up space for things more important to others 

I guess what I’m saying is I’m not calling for bans and cancellations but I would like to see us put value on new rituals. Maybe celebration each time a community manages to crowd source a home for a homeless person, for instance 

Rituals are fine. Tradition for tradition’s sake can get toxic fast

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Talking *@! In /extracurriculars reminiscing in /gen-x and curating in /trish

Yes, I feel this and agree. Unless you catch me at the wrong place at the wrong time in an extra atheist mood. I love history but religion (in a religious sense) triggers TF out of me. 

But even then, I think of this 👇🏻
It’s one of my Roman empires.

I feel this way about a lot of USA's rituals tbh, the thesis is disruption, and it wouldn't be the USA w/o freedom, which is freedom from the past as well

I do not feel this way about a lot of other rituals where the place is closely tied to the history and culture