Liminal space as threshold space – Lisa Withrow from The Liminal Loop

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“Liminal space is threshold space, often a path into the wilderness without a map. The trail is visible at times during the trek and all but covered at other times, requiring an intuition, or sensing about when to move and when to stop and notice surroundings. This journey holds both adventures and different kinds of dangers. Some of these dangers bring us to a full-stop, stuck in space that harms us. Other dangers are part-and-parcel of deep transitional work, which ultimately lead to a new kind of freedom.”

– from Lisa Withrow in The Liminal Loop