This cherished French rhyme brings us to the heart of what it means to be vulnerable and to connect through the simple act of asking for help in difficult times.
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There is a difference between acceptance and allowing. Acceptance is an acknowledgment—it is seeing things as they are, without resistance or judgment. It is a necessary step, but it can sometimes feel like a passive state, as if we are simply agreeing to what is. Allowing, on the other hand, is an active process. It invites us to soften, to make space, to open the door and let life move through us.
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Driving down a quiet road out of town, I noticed a sign for a local senior agency. It was an ordinary moment, yet something about it stayed with me. The photo on the sign featured a woman, her face lined with sadness. Her eyes told a story that words couldn’t capture, and it made me pause. I began to wonder: how many people carry sadness or struggles behind veils of normalcy?
The word liminal comes from the Latin word “limen,” which means threshold. It’s the space between what was and what will be. It is fluid, uncertain, and sacred. It’s where we transform.
This timeless rhyme invites us to look in the mirror and confront the fractures in our world and within ourselves.
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