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The purpose of rituals

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    wildguest1956
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    Hello,

    Some people here at FM may be inclined to say that rituals are meaningless or pointless...

    But obviously, they are not.

    Ritual Purpose

    If ?religion? is the paradigm by which we define our place in the world, then the ritual is the mechanism by which we interrelate and connect with it. This relationship can be defined by its underlying objectives of which there are two main categories; cohesion and, petition and benediction.

    Cohesion The purpose is to solidify and reinforce the individuals own spirituality as well as (when applicable), the social aspect of the spiritual community as a whole. This is accomplished through veneration, systemization and formalization.

    Veneration - Through worship, the individual and/or social community can express their adoration and reverence for their divine subject. Through this worship, social and spiritual ties are formed, creating a shared spiritual unit and a strengthening of belief. (Catholic mass, and Muslims? Salat)

    http//www.agnosticwitch.catcara.com/rituals-symbols.htm

    Peace

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