Liminality and Liminal Spaces

In essence, liminality is a period of change during which a person is at once not what they previously were and not yet what they are about to become. – Jack Lasky

Liminal spaces are transitional or transformative spaces…They are the waiting areas between one point in time and space and the next. – Theodora Blanchfield

When you feel “in-between” an old version of yourself and who you’re becoming (or who you want to be), you may be experiencing a liminal space — a temporary psychological period of transition. – Hope Gillette

More on Liminality and Liminal Spaces:

• Liminal space (aesthetic)
• The Psychology Behind Liminal Space
• What Are Liminal Spaces in Psychology?
• Liminal Space Explained: Why You Feel Lost (and How to Move Through It)