https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9wPjuuXgDk
What can Liminal Spaces, these seemingly altered realities, teach us about Reality itself? In this video, I explore what Philosophy has to say about the feel

https://ivan-ocampo.medium.com/liminal-spaces-an-intersection-of-philosophy-and-psychology-a1731a4e11c4
The allure of liminal spaces lies in their ambiguity. They defy easy categorization, residing at the crossroads of the known and the unknown, the past and the future, the self and the other. Philosophy offers tools to dissect and understand these spaces, while psychology provides a lens to explore their impact on human behavior and cognition.

https://www.verywellmind.com/the-impact-of-liminal-space-on-your-mental-health-5204371
Emotional Liminal Spaces . More simply, a liminal space may be thought of as a transitionary period. People will face many different liminal spaces during all of life's phases. Some will be longer than others and some will be harder than others, but, by definition, liminality has an endpoint.

https://psychology.tips/liminal-space/
Exploring the Future: Liminal Space as a Tool for Change. Examining the future, I do believe liminal space holds immense potential as an instrument of transformation. The concept of 'liminal space' isn't merely an academic term or a fleeting trend—it's become a tool for promoting changes in our everyday lives.

https://medium.com/counterarts/the-psychology-of-liminal-spaces-7aa1f650e7d5
That phrase is liminal space. Billy Hathorn, CC BY 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons Today, the terms liminal and liminal spaces are often found on niche online forums to describe images of eerily

https://medium.com/@eyesofunity/in-between-realms-journeying-into-liminal-spaces-14b7627356f1
These spaces can be physical, psychological, or even spiritual in nature. They are often characterized by ambiguity, uncertainty, and a sense of transformation. Examples of physical liminal spaces

https://www.psychmechanics.com/liminal-space/
A liminal space is a space between spaces. A liminal space is a boundary between two points in time, space, or both. It's the middle ground between two grounds, the mid-structure between two structures. When you're in a liminal space, you're neither here nor there, neither this nor that. At the same time, you're both here and there.

https://invidious.w.utnw.de/watch?v=K9wPjuuXgDk&listen=true
What can Liminal Spaces, these seemingly altered realities, teach us about Reality itself? In this video, I explore what Philosophy has to say about the feeling that Liminal Spaces instill in us. This was INSANE, and took me MONTHS to plan, edit, and produce. What can altered realities teach us about the world, and our place in it?

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-04549-4_4
The liminal space creates the possibility to step out of this restricting environment, to explore and to create change. The original anthropological concept explains liminal space as space of the "in-between" or a "time between times," a space that is used in rituals of change, where, for example, in the ritual to trespass from childhood to manhood, members of a tribe get separated and

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331401030_Spaces_In-Between_Liminality
connected to transitions of status of a single person, but also to changes. that imply changes in a society or culture to initiate well-being of the. society (VAN GENNEP 1909: 179). A liminal

https://medium.com/@informationexplained73/the-surprising-science-of-liminal-spaces-exploring-the-unsettling-beauty-of-in-between-places-7e07021889bb
According to psychologists, the appeal of liminal spaces lies in their ability to stimulate our cognitive processes and evoke a sense of curiosity and contemplation.

https://ac.americananthro.org/2016/12/12/%E2%80%8Binner-ecology-and-liminal-spaces/
The great analyst Carl Jung (1964) embarked upon his own inner journey, allowing the archetypal realm to move through him. He saw this as a way to help heal the world. It is also our work to open the gates and experience the vastness and unity within this experience called life. It also means exploring liminal spaces where shadow forces abide.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liminality
Liminality theory today In ... Liminal existence can be located in a separated sacred space, ... Murphy posits that flights shift our existence into a limbo space in which movement becomes an accepted set of cultural performances aimed at convincing us that air travel is a reflection of reality rather than a separation from it.

https://muse.jhu.edu/article/858217
Or, more poetically, as William Wordsworth puts it in "Tintern Abbey," it is a space interfused with joy and light. John Steinbeck has an affinity for such places that exist on the boundaries, in liminal spaces. One of his most memorable liminal spaces appears, for instance, in the ending of The Grapes of Wrath. It occurs on a wintry rainy day

https://www.theliminalityproject.org/2019/01/29/reading-between-the-lines-liminal-spaces-in-the-works-of-t-s-eliot%E2%80%A8by-jonathon-dey/
This engagement with the liminal is perhaps most obvious in The Hallow Men which can itself be read as a kind of thesis on liminal spaces. The poem begins and ends in a place of death, which could uncontroversialy be described as the ultimately threshold of human existence.

https://theludlowgroup.com/2018/05/31/why-do-liminal-spaces-feel-like-an-altered-reality/
The word "liminal" is derived from the Latin word "limens," which means threshold. When you're interacting with a liminal space, you're quite literally standing on the threshold between two realities. For example, a rest stop on the highway is designed to be just that. A rest stop between your place of departure and your destination.

https://www.reddit.com/r/LiminalSpace/comments/rdshoa/liminal_spaces_a_theory_concerning_our_existence/
621K subscribers in the LiminalSpace community. "A liminal space is the time between the 'what was' and the 'next.' It is a place of transition

https://rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/area.12791
In the social sciences, liminality is commonly used as an umbrella term for states or experiences of transition and ambiguity (Downey et al., 2016; Mälksoo, 2012), with its flexibility increasingly being employed in a host of academic and cultural contexts, including tourism and retail (McIntyre, 2012); performance, theatre, literature and

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-83171-4_1
Footnote 33 The phrase 'liminal space' is very commonly used, as if liminality were reducible to the space of a border, or a membrane, or a door, or a crossroads, or a meeting point, or an airport, or a beach or some other place or structure at the edge or 'in between' structures. The assumption is that this space is somehow itself

https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/43648647.pdf
Characteristics of the liminal space Thresholds theory draws extensively from the notion of troublesomeness in the liminal space. The latter is conceived as a transformative state in the process of learning in which there is a reformulation of the learner's meaning frame (Schwartzman 2010) and an accompanying shift in the learner's subjectivity.

https://www.academia.edu/40552650/MIND_THE_GAP_An_exploration_of_liminal_spaces_creative_and_destructive_vol_I_of_Creative_Arts_Theoretical_Component
They are liminal, thriving in the in-between space. Two practical applications given are the need for partnerships, and communities of leaders. At all levels - individuals, organisations and nations - the way forward is found in coming together. The liminal space, characterised by commingling and creativity, is where this happens.

https://medium.com/@eyesofunity/the-fascinating-world-of-liminal-spaces-b570abdf9bdb
Jan 17, 2024. Liminal spaces are mysterious and intriguing areas that exist between two defined spaces. They are the transitional zones that are neither here nor there, occupying a space between

https://www.reddit.com/r/LiminalSpace/comments/1201b7c/99_of_posts_on_here_are_not_liminal_at_all/
Also, i strongly recommend viewing this video: Liminal Spaces: A Theory Concerning Our Existence. The conception the internet has made for "liminal spaces", nothing or almost nothing has to do with the definition of the word "liminality". It just fits it on a metaphorical way. A school empty at night, for example, is not a transitioning space.