This week, I’m reflecting on liminality—those in-between spaces of life that can feel so uncertain yet hold incredible potential for transformation. Inspired by my conversations with fellow creatives and theologians, I explore what it means to exist on the threshold—whether it’s the exposed seabed when the tide is out, the transition between life and death, and waiting and unknowing of Advent itself.
Liminality isn’t always comfortable, but it’s a space where we can encounter God in profound ways. Join me as we explore how this season of waiting can help us embrace the mystery, find grounding, and discover hope in the transitions of our own lives.
Sources
The idea of Iona as a 'thin place' is attributed to the founder of the Iona Community, George MacLeod https://iona.org.uk/about/our-story/
Richard Rohr, Everything Belongs : The Gift of Contemplative Prayer (New York: The Crossroad Publishing Company, 2014).
Music: "Better Day" by Penguin Music; "Decemder" by Oleksii_Kalyna; BOTH ON PIXABAY
