The Liminal Space
The word liminal comes from the Latin word “limen,” which means threshold. It’s the space between what was and what will be. It is fluid, uncertain, and sacred. It’s where we transform.
Everyday Rituals
Happy New Year 2025. To me, a new year feels like the first, crisp page of an empty notebook, the clean surface of a blank canvas, or a pristine beach with nary a footprint embedded in the expanse of white sand. It’s a world of possibilities and wonder. What will this new year hold?
May Peace be With You
As we reach the final days of this year, I wonder, where does your heart lie right now? Are you looking forward with a bit of worry about what’s to come? Maybe you’re mentally rewinding, replaying moments, and thinking, “If only” or “I should have.” Or perhaps you’re holding onto a sense of hope, creating a vision for yourself that fills your heart—time to create what your heart has been nudging you about finally.
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Your Gut is Telling You Something
“A hunch is your gut trying to tell you something.” In caregiving, these quiet nudges—our intuitions—often signal something important: an unmet need, a sense that something isn’t quite right, or simply a reminder to pause and reflect. Using the Compassionate Inquiry Process (CIP), we can explore these inner signals with care and clarity, discerning if they call for an action or a deeper level of trust.
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Living From a Place of Joy
Have you ever wondered about the difference between happiness and joy? Learning the difference between the two can help you live a more meaningful and purposeful life.
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