Threshold Times
Karen HeringFinding Our Way through Personal and Global Change. Welcome to a community of fellow thresholders, with reflections by Karen Hering and online gatherings of guided writing and conversation, on how to make use of the change that inevitably comes our way.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 191 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 36 hours ago |
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Living in a Charged Time
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It was a winter game when we were children. My sisters and I would slide down our grandparents’ carpeted stairs on our butts, collecting static electricity as we did, until we reached the bottom where the baniste...
So many ways to leave this world
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I woke up this morning to a text from my nephew Dan, informing me of Wendell Berry’s death. Prolific poet, essayist and novelist, a farmer and conservationist from Kentucky, Berry was a significant inspiration i...
Harnessing Fire's Energy in a Season of High Heat
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I have long been afraid of fire. Ever since I tripped as a child and fell hands first into a campfire pit of red hot embers, my body has held the memory of that searing pain and the slow healing journey that...
Seen and Unseen
The landscape of change
Travel is a great way to break open old patterns of perception, thinking and assumptions. Last month, I experienced this again in the Badlands, looking out on a foreign landscape that my Midwestern eyes saw as beaut...
One for the road
A farewell online conversation for sharing questions, resources and practices for living through change
Summer is often the season of road trips. For packing up what we need for a few days or weeks and hitting the road in search of new sce...
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Author of Trusting Change: Finding Our Way through Personal and Global Transformation; and Writing to Wake the Soul: Opening the Sacred Conversation Within.
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