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Life without Ritual (part 2)

Which brings me to "consistently inconsistent."

Quick story...
Brent Carlson, perhaps one of the most solid and reliable sales men I've worked with (now a Clear Channel Rep), once told me I talk in a triangle. I start here, then go up to some other area, down to another topic and back to the original subject or question. "It will all end up making sense, but I'm never sure what just happened," Brent once told me. I think I talk this way because of the amount of angles you can approach one subject from. I have gathered information from the thousands of novels, articles, dictionaries and conversations I've had and it makes me think in a dimension that isn't just a Q and A. Hard to explain, but with the advent of the Internet, maybe some of you can understand that we are no longer living in a linear definition of life. There is a plethora of opportunities and abilities.

I believe that a way to move forward with gusto, confidence and excitement is to look to a life without ritual. A life where things like separation of species, Nationalism, depletion and degeneration will come to an end not out of a basic understanding or a campaign fighting for what's needed, but an advancement on our integrated way of thinking, doing and even being.

We have the ability to integrate ideas, cultures, concepts into a way that is outside the bounds of time, yet inside the scope of that which is. There is a need to go past who is right, wrong and who did what, when. We are, we will be and it's our decision as to whether we stick to our perceived life paths or find ways to elevate our selves through an open exposure to the world around us.

In a life without ritual, it is possible to be new every day in some way...

Next up.... What does a day without ritual look/feel like?


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