@christeena maybe try interacting with her at a liminal time like midnight, and see if the experience is differentā¦?
Liminal workings can be mind bending to understand / figure out! Itās the spaces between spaces, so sometimes the experiences arenāt planned.
I hope this helps a little 
Hi @Mistress_Of_Herbs, hope youāre well, miss you! Hereās an article that I think is by far the best Iāve seen to explain Liminal Spaces. It breaks it down into Spiritual, Personal, and Magickal. Itās brilliant! I plan to use the ātwilight zoneā time Iām in right now as my liminal space for this challenge to encourage spiritual growth and healing. Does this help at all? 
Weekly Witchy CHALLENGE - Liminal Magick - Challenge Entry
Quoting my initial replyā¦
I learned a few years back about the power of working with liminal space because itās where we can peek in at the Otherworld, and sometimes it peeks back at us. At the edges of a forest, passing under a bridge, the space between asleep and awake just after your dreams, where the water kisses the shoreā¦ sometimes I even catch something out of the corner of my eye, something there but not quite, right after a spiritual working with local land or house spirits.
Is the the edge of our peripheral vision another liminal spaceā¦?
In architecture, liminal spaces are defined as āthe physical spaces between one destination and the next.ā Common examples of such spaces include hallways, airports, and streets .
From āLiminalityā on Wikipedia
This is why long empty hallways or dark, open doorways can be unnervingā¦ itās stepping from one space into another, sometimes into the unknown. Layer these places with liminal times and it can feel wild, like being in the Twilight Zone.
Even things as mundane as time zones can be mind blowing to consider, or how our voices travel from one place to another across time and distance when we talk on the phone. Where is that space between? It can feel like opening a wormhole, then folding it closed again.
Recent experience
My daughter and I work with liminal space often. Not always with an intent other than simply experiencing it. We always try to do this in nature. Even a walk in the neighborhood can be liminal.
Just after midnight the day this challenge was posted, she and I decided to do a waning moon banishing ritual outside. It was very quiet and still, and everything felt closeā¦ so much so that we whispered the words of the ritual. Even the clouds above us were hovering like a thick blanket.
(Our flagstone patio is small and is bordered by a wild hedge - more liminal space!)
We had a small candle with us. The glow created an edge between light and darkā¦ almost like a bubble. Even more liminal space!
If you have been near a campfire outside at nighttime, Iām sure youāll know what I mean. It can be comforting but also a little frightening. Stepping outside of that bubble, your vision changes, you go from warm to cold, and from light back into darkness.
After the ritual we took a few minutes to feel the energy, and then something happened in nature around us in a way that felt like a very strong sign that the ritual was appreciated. I donāt want to go into deep detail because it was very personal and very specific. We both noticed the same thing before saying it out loud to each other.
Being there alone in the dark when the rest of our neighborhood was asleep opened us up for stronger communication with the unseen. We live in a small town, so after midnight things get very quiet. No traffic, no people, bright stars and stillness.
Information on liminal times after midnight
In folklore, the witching hour or devilās hour is a time of night that is associated with supernatural events, whereby witches, demons and ghosts are thought to appear and be at their most powerful. Definitions vary, and include the hour immediately after midnight, and the time between 3:00 am and 4:00 am.
From āWitching Hourā on Wikipedia
(I donāt agree with the term ādevilās hourā, but Iāve had some wild experiences around 3 or 4 am as well.)
Other experiences
Iāve been through a dark night of the soul a few times, where youāre plunged into the unknown and have to find your way back out. Iāve had encounters with spirit and some amazing synchronicities happen just as I come back out of the darkness. Itās like emerging from a cave.
Anywayā¦ being willing to work with the unknown at the edge, the spaces between spaces, can be sometimes frightening but many times rewarding! If nothing else, youāre telling the universe that youāre ready to listen to whatever it has to say.
Melissaā¦wow! Thank you for posting this. Tihe examples you have used, has shown me that I have been in liminal spaces more times than I ever knew. This is such an learning experience for me. You have defined these spaces in laymanās terms and I appreciate that. This is my first weekly witchy challenge and itās not so scary after reading this information.
Thanks again Melissa,
Blessed Be, Medea
Think of it as in between.
Some very thought-provoking entries, I love it 
It got me to think about the subjectivity of liminalityā¦ questions like can you live in a liminal state and will it continue to be a liminal state for you. After all many definitions of a liminality have to do with it being something you tend to cross over quickly without thinking, but when you stopā¦ fear of unknown tends to kick in, or alternatively it can feel exciting and full of possibilities. It wakes us from the dream of our everyday life, but once noticed, it can blend back into it, being marked as explored territory, not so new and exciting anymore. Or thatās at least my experience of it, Iād love to hear yours.
Iām feeling that I might be in one of my most liminal phases of my life, maybe of all my lives, and it feels like it scares people around me more than it scares me. For me, itās just my life. Iām unemployed, or like some say, ābetween jobsā. Iām in between my old, ārespectableā profession that helps no one but the old world structures and my new āweirdā healing profession thatās my heartās calling. I live between the worlds of techology and magick, the artificial and the organic, and speak two languages almost daily. Iām in an undefined more-than-friends relationship with someone who lives in another country, and weāre planning to move together at some point. Right now I live with my aging father though, who might live to be hundred or move on from this world tomorrow. Even my body is a mix of whatās traditionally seen as either female or male, I can give someone a liminal experience just by taking off my clothes. Well, in a socially inappropriate situation thatās probably true for most 
I sleep badly and live in a state between sleep and wakefulness most of the time. And you know, Iām happy like this 
EDIT: One of the articles also mentioned neurodiversity. Iāll look at that one and raise, I had a neuropsychological evaluation done on me and they couldnāt really put me into one box or another
I have a reflection on liminality and late summer - although I donāt know how magickal my challenge entry is! Iām struck by how our four season calendar really doesnāt seem to capture the facets of the seasons and how late summer has a different feel from early summer and mid-summer, both nature-wise and culturaly. Itās like we need another word for it! I particularly begin to feel a little restless this time of year ā the time when you know summer will be ending ā and yet, there is plenty of summer left (hot days and growing seasons) and fall seems right around the corner, with fall and Halloween decorations in the stores. Late August is back to school time and itās always seemed paradoxical to me, perhaps, because in Virginia, it used to be that you never went to school before September. I feel like it is a time of fresh starts and beginnings, in a way (because of the new school year, I suppose) but also endings (when you some bees and butterflies are making their final flights) and some of the mornings and evenings are cooler. Fashion reflects this tension in what they call ātransitionā design ā youāll still see tshirts, shorts and such but they will be in deeper, more saturated tones like mustard, cayenne and teal. I read that this can be a great time to plant some foods, such as root vegetables and hardy, leafy greens that will be harvested as winter draws near. We think of spring as the planting season but Iām learning that there is more than one season. So, maybe that is the spirit of this time of year ā I feel like it is a strong, physical time of year with a vigorous, physical and solar feel (whereas autumn feels more metaphysical to me and winter seems more reflective and like a down or resting period). Weāve all spent a lot of time outdoors and in the sunshine. Itās a time to plant sturdy crops and make fresh starts before the cold really set in. Here the coneflowers are just fading and some daisies are hanging on ā my brightly colored zinnias are going strong. And yetā¦there is this tension, this feeling like it is a precious time, that a frost will not be long off and there are some cool days to remind me of this. So although we think of spring and New Yearās as times for new beginnings and fresh starts, for me late August into September also has that vibe and yet, it is so bittersweet to know that summer will end (although fall is really my favorite season). I guess that is what liminality is about, though, that something is not quite this or that.
Okā¦Well, I thought I had a somewhat grasp of Luminal Spaces but WOW I better go back and do some more research. Your post is excellent and thought provoking at the same time.
Feedback is my favorite way of learning especially from experienced, knowledgeable people who express their words in detail. You have done all that. Thank you so much and have a wonderful day.
Medea
@Medea did you happen to check out the link I left for @Mistress_Of_Herbs? It breaks down liminal into three categories: Spiritual, Personal, and Magickal. If you did, great! If not, it could help clarify and also give more information and ideas! Light and love! 
Iām honored! Thank you sincerely for the compliment. 
Jan,
Thank you so much! Yes, that is excellent information. I am all over that website; āOtherworldly Oracleā they have a lot of interesting articles. Pinterest is one of my favorite places to obtain research, itās like a live file 
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Thank you again Jan, The Green Witch,
Medea
Today I was led to realize that by embodying all these liminal qualities I have the power (and maybe even a soul contract) to bring the opposites together, to act as a bridge between two worlds. With all the polarization in the world and not seeing each otherās viewpoint, it feels exactly what we need to see an end to all the conflict and separation and become whole again, as within so without. 
Well hello CelestiaMoon,
I like the way you think!! If more people thought the way you did the world here on Earth would be a much more pleasant place to live, for now!
Medea
Thank you for your sweet words Medea, it may feel like a distant dream still but I have a good feeling weāre getting there
Blessed be 
I spend a lot of time in liminal spaces of all kinds. My favorite time of day is gray light & just after sunset when itās not quite daytime, but not quite night yet. They are the most calming parts of my day when I am outside at those times. Iām always between learning & then being able to apply what I learnā¦ in between that time I have to practice or slowly add it in until itās changed to new phase.
Since it is my favorite time of day, I wake up & the first thing I do once I leave my space is walk out the front door. I walk the driveway & look up the street, listening for who else in nature is also awake with me. Which includes plants & as long as we have lived in this home, whenever a new flower blooms, I take a picture. I love that they are part of our home & lives here. They are each more beautiful than the year before & I have watched some of them get larger over the course of that time & they continue to be more beautiful than the previous year.
I found a nice way to explain it from the article @jan_TheGreenWitch had posted:
Spiritual and personal liminal spaces are more difficult because when we are in transition, when we are between one phase or state and another, often it is accompanied by not knowing. Not knowing, for some people, is the worst torture imaginable. Everyone wants to know if the decisions they are making will lead to positive outcomes rather than disastrous messes. Most of the time, this is unpredictable. You have to take the risk to get the potential reward with little to no guarantee it will pay off. This is where you have to learn to trust yourself, your intuition, and/or your faith. You have to trust your path and the events that are occurring even as everything is falling apart because itās actually falling together. Liminal Spaces: Spiritual, Magickal and Personal Places In-Betwixt
So I have done many things in this liminal space of personal & spiritual over at least the last year. I have overcome things I would never wish on anyone, found what makes me happy & who my true support team is no matter how much distance is or isnāt between us. Mostly what I have found in this space is right after the collapse comes to the rise & each time it feels lighter, better, & clearer than before.
I have had the most success with some deity work & spell work during the liminal spaces of the day. I have success when I do things other times, but the work that I have done has had nothing but the sweetest of rewards each time. It has also taught me that I have to do the work regardless, no one else can do it for me & thereās no shortcut, but there is a continuation of a cycle that may need to disrupt for the best outcome.
I also remembered that my deities both are connected to liminal spaces of their own & so it makes sense why we work so well together. 
With that in mind my Brighid Oracle deck has a card:
I remember drawing this card for myself the last time I used it in a personal reading & keeping it on my altar by my bed for weeks. I connected to the message throughout August & Iām ready for September to begin. I can honestly say things are much clearer & I feel a lot better.
Can Liminal spaces be in our dreams ?
What about when we fall asleep and then we interpret the space we were in when we went flying in the sky 
thatās a Liminal space right?
I was just thinking about this woman her name is Delores Cannon she worked with people under hypnosis and did past lives regression. I think when you visit a place under hypnosis to see where you were in the past your visiting a different time and place! For my challenge I am going to meditate to this guy I listen to once and upon a time. I literally came out me of my body once and only stayed in my room so neat! I was thinking about that time it was like I was in my body but not. Here is the video I used. I love visiting liminal spaces tonight I am going to use Michael Sealy he does self hypnosis! Do you witches have any herbs that might help!? Mugwort?Mugwort for astral projection, divination, visions
Mugwort 
Tonight I am going to burn some mugwort! Iāll let you know how it goes.
Once Siofra had a tea that helps with astral projection I think itās called Damiana Leaf ( Turners diffusa)
Damiana Leaf
I will ask my spiritual guides to be there with me and also put a charged pentagram on my finger for protection. I hope to go back in time and see my past life!
Past life regression for liminal spaces
Sweet dreams 
Siofra,
I went to work but in between time I was able to stop and see some pretty flowers 
spending time with nature as well! Thanks for the article was very informative!They are beautiful @jeannie1! I went out this morning, no new blooms but a few that are getting ready to bloom!
Thank you so much, i had trouble thinking of how to word it 
Iām happy it was a good one for you!
