People who are giving birth, dying, or going through other transitional experiences often have similar ways of acting, thinking, communicating—they exist in what we might call a “liminal space” which is different than everyday life. A liminal space is like standing in a doorway, you’re not quite in one room or the other, you’re a little bit in both and a little bit in neither. Although bodies in liminal spaces instinctively know how to navigate them, if you are a visitor to a liminal space and don’t know what to do (sitting with someone who’s dying or giving birth, for instance), this zine offers some ideas of where to start!
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People who are giving birth, dying, or going through other transitional experiences often have similar ways of acting, thinking, communicating—they exist in what we might call a “liminal space” which is different than everyday life. A liminal space is like standing in a doorway, you’re not quite in one room or the other, you’re a little bit in both and a little bit in neither. Although bodies in liminal spaces instinctively know how to navigate them, if you are a visitor to a liminal space and don’t know what to do (sitting with someone who’s dying or giving birth, for instance), this zine offers some ideas of where to start!
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Please note that the information included in these zines is not medical advice and is meant for educational purposes only. Please consult a trusted healthcare provider with your questions and concerns!
