Resend: The Wk of 5/14/26 Liminality & Humanity’s Dark Night

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Yo.

I’m gonna keep putting words to this thing, this season: this state that many of us are experiencing in our various ways. This invisible, at times–or often–gnawing feeling/season/experience. & since I’m a word bird, I’ll share another fun one with you: Liminality…

There’s a word for that season of life where you can’t go back to who you used to be, but you’re not yet sure of who you’re becoming. It describes why change feels so uncomfortable–when the old life no longer fits, but a new life hasn’t fully taken shape yet. When something in you has ended before something else has begun. That word is liminality. It means threshold, or in between. And maybe that’s why transformation is so confusing when you’re inside of it. Because we think that growth is supposed to feel clear and inspiring, but often it doesn’t. Often it feels like grief, like uncertainty, as you’re outgrowing your old life, but you don’t really know what’s coming next. That’s liminality. And the mistake that so many people make is thinking that because this season feels so unclear, that nothing is happening, but some of the deepest changes will happen in seasons where you have no language to describe what exactly you’re becoming. The in-between where it feels like nothing is happening, is where the old self loosens, the old stories fall away, and something new begins before it has a name. So if you’re in a season where the old you was gone, but the new you is out of reach, you’re standing at a threshold where the next version of you hasn’t revealed itself, but you know you can’t go back to the old version of you. Liminality is where one version of you has ended, and another is quietly beginning. 
(@TheGratitudeMind)

Lastly, re: the pod below–I heard SO MUCH from this “spiritual comedian” guy. He is putting some big ideas into clear and unique metaphors. What he says—& especially the way he says it—about humanity’s current circumstances/growth phase leaves me feeling a little more settled in my stomach.  

Hoping something here leaves you too feeling a bit more settled inside of your good self. 

With Love in the liminal spaces, 

ek

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