Tag: Liminal Space

The True Self, False Self, and Liminal Space: A Conversation About Awakening

An Interview with Doug Esse and Ashton Gustafson Doug Scott, LCSW, offers a holistic counseling approach that integrates the realms of psychology and spirituality. For iPhones: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/good-true-beautiful-with-ashton-gustafson/id982221063?i=1000534212325 For Androids or PC: https://www.podbean.com/ew/dir-hh43z-fd1ffa0 https://open.spotify.com/episode/3VtLvmhT7T7jLYJOrwjDlz?si=6vLWpnB1SqyVajq_UlH68Q&dl_branch=1 _____________

Holy Washing Machines In the Time of Disorder

Article by Doug Esse The eye of a hurricane These days right now in our world and in our country oddly feel holy to me. There is indeed so much turmoil and darkness. But the holiness that I feel is in the liminal space that people like you hold fast. There are a lot of … Continue reading Holy Washing Machines In the Time of Disorder →

Liminal Space: The Space Between the Old Room and the New Room

It seems that for me, I am almost always living from that space. It’s not necessarily comfortable at all, yet for some reason, that’s my home. I suppose that’s what being a pilgrim people means. . I’ve learned that whenever I have left an old room, and arrive at some kind of new normal later … Continue reading Liminal Space: The Space Between the Old Room and the New Room →