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The man is a cookin. Unclear what he is cooking. I walked back out of the kitchen slowly as he was in a clear cooking and chopping zone. lol. What’s for dinner on your Sunday dinner menu? #Dinner #SundayMusings #Cooking #Instapot https://t.co/6rh3i6wXHA
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“Pepper is the bride around which everyone dances.” ~from the book: Pepper Jacob Hustaert wrote those words in 1664 while serving as a Dutch East India Company governor in Sri Lanka. He was not speaking in metaphor for its own sake. He was describing the brutal, glittering reality of his age. Black pepper was the quiet center of empires. Ships were lost for it. Fortunes were made and destroyed by it. Treaties were signed and broken over it. Kings and merchants, soldiers and sailors, all moved in careful circles around this small, wrinkled seed. The dance was never optional. The bride was simply too valuable to ignore. What strikes me now is how little the choreography has changed. We still gather around whatever we decide is rare and necessary. Sometimes it is money. Sometimes it is attention. Sometimes it is the particular person who makes the rest of the room feel slightly less real. Sometimes it is an idea of ourselves that we cannot quite let go of. The object changes. The motion stays the same. We adjust our steps. We watch who else is dancing. We pretend we are only there for the music. I keep returning to Hustaert’s phrasing because it is both precise and merciless. The bride does not dance. She is danced around. She holds the center without moving. Everyone else expends the energy. That distinction feels important. Most of us spend years believing we are the ones choosing the steps, only to realize we have been orbiting something that never asked us to stay. There is a quiet danger in the dance. When the circle becomes too tight, we stop seeing the room. We forget there are other rooms. We forget that the bride is, after all, still just pepper: a seed that once grew on a vine in a far climate and was carried across oceans by people who also believed they were free. The value was never inherent. It was assigned. And anything assigned can be reassigned. I am not suggesting we stop wanting. Wanting is how the world moves. But it might be worth noticing what we have placed at the center of the floor. What do we keep returning to even when it costs us? What have we elevated so high that we can no longer see it clearly? And if the music stopped tomorrow, would we still know how to stand still? Hustaert was writing about trade. He was also, without meaning to, writing about desire. The oldest human story is the one where we gather around something bright and decide it is the only light in the room. The second oldest story is the one where someone finally steps out of the circle and discovers the night is full of other lights. So I am asking, gently: what is the bride you keep dancing around? And is the dance still yours? #Pepper #dance
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