Rituals and Routines. Similar and close enough but not the same. Rituals and routines.

Rituals and routine.

Routine. Routine demands discipline.

Rituals. Rituals desire.

Rituals and routines.

Rituals accommodate, associate, allow, admire; routines admonish, adhere, allocate, adjourn. Rituals and routines.

I prefer rituals over routines.

It is becoming a ritual for me to write after I come back from my walk outdoors. But I must be careful. Rituals can sleep walk into rigidity, and rigidity prefers routine. I prefer rituals.

Rhymes and rhythms.

Rhymes and rhythms. I prefer both.

Rhymes are ritualistic. Rhythms allow room.

There is room for improvement. I want to improve.

It does not matter what rituals or routines I prefer and perform as long as I am growing, evolving, and learning.

I am genetically coded to learn. And Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of the Republic of India gives every citizen of India, a fundamental right to speech and expression. I am a citizen of India.

I am a citizen of India, and I have a fundamental right to speech and expression. And I am genetically coded to learn.

Learning is an expression of my genes, and expression is my fundamental right. I shall express. I shall learn. But.

But. But there is a problem.

There is a provision. There is a provision in Article 19(2) that lists the ground on which my fundamental freedom, as a citizen of India, of speech and expression, can be reasonably restricted. There are nine such grounds.