A liminal state refers to a transitional or in-between phase, often characterized by ambiguity, uncertainty, and transformation.
It's the space between where you were and where you're going—whether that’s a physical place, a psychological state, or a stage in a process. The term comes from the Latin word limen, meaning "threshold," and it applies to experiences where something is changing or hasn't fully materialized yet.
In a liminal state, you might feel suspended or disconnected from your previous identity or circumstances, but you aren't yet anchored in the new phase. It can be a powerful space for growth and transformation because it allows for reflection,
possibility, and new beginnings.
It's the space between where you were and where you're going—whether that’s a physical place, a psychological state, or a stage in a process. The term comes from the Latin word limen, meaning "threshold," and it applies to experiences where something is changing or hasn't fully materialized yet.
In a liminal state, you might feel suspended or disconnected from your previous identity or circumstances, but you aren't yet anchored in the new phase. It can be a powerful space for growth and transformation because it allows for reflection,
possibility, and new beginnings.