Showing posts with label ritual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ritual. Show all posts
Sunday, January 03, 2010
On Paper, Candles, and Rituals
Paper is to digital tech what the candle was to electric light.
One replaces the other in most all material instances, but the former saves a special position in ritual.
There are times when we need to feel that pencil sketch across the pad. There are times we need to feel the strike of a match and hear the sizzle of a wick.
And that is good. Neither is undone by the new technology. If anything, both are enhanced.
One replaces the other in most all material instances, but the former saves a special position in ritual.
There are times when we need to feel that pencil sketch across the pad. There are times we need to feel the strike of a match and hear the sizzle of a wick.
And that is good. Neither is undone by the new technology. If anything, both are enhanced.
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