78. Grief Note: feeling stuck in a liminal space

In today’s Grief Note episode I share my thoughts about liminal space – a term I read about in the book “The Art of Holding Space” by Heather Plett.  In the book, Heather Plett describes liminal space as: “a period in which something—social hierarchy, culture, belief, tradition, identity, etc.—has been dissolved and the new thing has not yet emerged to take its place.” It’s “strange, vast, and sometimes uncomfortable, a space full of complex and often overlapping emotions.”  When I read all that I thought, welp. Crap. That’s definitely what I’m in the midst of right now.   So. In this Grief Note, I talk about it! Because when you feel lost, I figure the best thing you can do is voice your lost-nessout loud. After all, liminal space is very intertwined with grief.  RESOURCES:The Art of Holding Space by Heather PlettGrief Groups:Interested in joining a friend-loss peer support group? Fill out the interest form at ⁠⁠friendsmissingfriends.com/griefgroup⁠Lifebooks: Want to create a memorial book for your loved one? Get $50-off with affiliate code friendsmissingfriends, or go directly to this link. Learn more about Lifebooks at https://lifebooks.io/GET IN TOUCH:Thank you for listening to Friends Missing Friends. If you enjoyed it, please follow/subscribe, leave stars and a review—it’s so appreciated, and it helps the podcast reach more listeners!Email: ⁠[email protected]⁠Instagram: @friendsmissingfriendsWebsite: friendsmissingfriends.comSpotify for Podcasts page: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/friendsmissingfriends⁠Leave a Voicemail at FMF’s google voice number: 312-291-1781Feel free to reach out, by email or VM. (And if you want me to share it on the podcast, be sure to explicitly give me permission to do so). Thanks y’all! Sending you love!