This is beautiful, Priya. The image of the "accordion-like connectors" as threshold feels so true to lived experience — that strange in-between where the old reality no longer fully holds, but the new one has not yet become solid beneath our feet.
And I loved the water lily metaphor. It reframes thresholds not simply as crossings to endure, but as moments of psychic and spiritual softening — perhaps even an initiation.
Maybe every authentic threshold asks something in us to unclench before we can blossom into the next becoming♥️🔥🙏
I feel like I vaguely remember reading the first one from a while back, which was cool.
The immediate thing that comes to mind when I think of thresholds is simply what I’m going through now, which is too much to explain here. But what I thought second was that, I guess, in some way, we’re always moving between one threshold or another depending on what we’re considering :)
This is beautiful, Priya. The image of the "accordion-like connectors" as threshold feels so true to lived experience — that strange in-between where the old reality no longer fully holds, but the new one has not yet become solid beneath our feet.
And I loved the water lily metaphor. It reframes thresholds not simply as crossings to endure, but as moments of psychic and spiritual softening — perhaps even an initiation.
Maybe every authentic threshold asks something in us to unclench before we can blossom into the next becoming♥️🔥🙏
Lovely reflections, Priya.
I feel like I vaguely remember reading the first one from a while back, which was cool.
The immediate thing that comes to mind when I think of thresholds is simply what I’m going through now, which is too much to explain here. But what I thought second was that, I guess, in some way, we’re always moving between one threshold or another depending on what we’re considering :)