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L’approccio al sacro è un’esigenza insita nello spirito dell’essere umano. Ogni persona cerca la sua via e v’erge una forza a guida, sia essa il razionalismo più puro di un ateo od il misticismo sfrenato d’un fanatico religioso. Ma rimembriamo che la sapienza degli antichi romani recita: “in medio stat virtus”. La virtù sta nel
“Fate attenzione che il vostro fuoco non si spenga neanche per un momento, perché se una volta la materia diventa fredda, la perdita dell’opera ne seguirà immancabilmente”[1] Il tema che affronteremo in questo articolo – l’atto rituale come atto magico, sacrificale, ma anche sacrilego – potrà sembrare ai più di relativa importanza, magari legato