Those things are not rituals. Those things are daily activities in life.

You don't comb your hair because you want good luck. You comb your hair for the practical reason that you don't want it messy. That's not a ritual. It's a practice. It's a habit.

I had actually written out a 7 paragraph response to you indicating my daily activities, and how I change them around to where they could never be seen as a ritual, but for some reason it didn't post and it's gone.

Basically, I wake up on the right side, some times on the left side, sometimes I snooze, sometimes I wake up first alarm. Sometimes I brush my teeth with the electric brush, sometimes with the manual. Sometimes I brush in the shower, sometimes over the sink. Etc...Sometimes I get coffee going into work, sometimes I don't. Sometimes I speed, sometimes I'm mellow. Sometimes I eat lunch in the office, sometimes I eat out.

Combing your hair, getting dressed, brushing your teeth are not rituals, they are activities you do so that you can have good health later on. So you can have nice hair later on. A ritual would be coming your hair at 7:15 AM every day to Kenny G playing.

Again, you are confusing ritual with daily practices and healthy habits.

I'm not trolling you, but you're the dense one here man.