Threshold

The threshold is liminality made architectural. Anthropologist Arnold van Gennep’s work on rites of passage named threshold (limen) as the central moment of any transformation: between what was and what will be. Jungian analysis reads threshold-dreams as the psyche announcing a transition is underway — not completed, not abandoned, but actually in motion. Notice whether you pause at the threshold, step through, or cannot cross. The pause is its own teaching.