What does it mean to be liminal? To tap into in the spaces between? To float around the edges of what is known and what is waiting to be discovered?
If you feel drawn to liminal spaces - if you come alive in the hush before a storm, love to steep in the glow of twilight, are drawn the pull of an untouched path or feel the intense and sometimes intimidating power when looking into a dark forest or a deep cave - you are already sampling liminal energies.
In this episode, I discuss the power of liminality, the energies of transition, and what it means to embrace the in-between in my practice.
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