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In every transition, there comes a phase when the old world has fallen apart, and yet nothing new seems to be falling into place. You have done everything right. You have let go of what needed releasing. And still, everything feels out of sorts.

I find myself in that liminal space right now. The old world, the one that felt familiar, even when it was difficult is dissolving. And a new one hasn't taken shape yet. This particular combination of loss and uncertainty has a way of bringing even the most grounded person to their knees. It has certainly brought me to mine.

I spoke to my friend who runs a home for our street dogs and cows and donkeys (you get the picture). She said she was navigating the same fog. I looked around at more people in my life. And I saw it in others too.

So, dear Reader, as you read this, do you also find yourself in that space between spaces?

I can see it in the trees outside my window. Winter is technically over; there is just the faintest nip left in the morning air here. But the new leaves of spring have not arrived yet, and some trees are still releasing the old. The in-between season. Nature, as always, modelling the process perfectly.

Navigating the liminal space without a GPS

My cats feel it too. Timothy has been navigating a chronic condition. Some days are good, some days need more attention. Lately we shifted from running his Scalar energies from two or three times a week to two or three times a day. And he curls up and goes somewhere very, very still. I have also started working with his Dantiens and central flows, and the depth he reaches is extraordinary. The tides are changing for him.

And somewhere in the middle of all that, I remembered something I keep forgetting: I just need to trust what I do. The Scalar works. The Qigong works. I have seen it with Timothy, over and over again. When everything feels uncertain, sometimes the most radical act is returning to what we already know is true.

That, and the gratitude list.

I had let mine lapse for a while. When I returned to it, I scraped the bottom. My rock-bottom gratitude list read:

• Timothy did not puke today; Or The puke was easy to clean.
• I have plumbing. I have electricity.
• I am not in a war zone.

Until I remembered that I had Scalar. I had Qigong. I HAVE Timothy. The list grew from there.

What does your rock-bottom list look like?

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Seasonal healing for you and your animals

Your animals are feeling this too. For many, it is shedding season. Watch how effortlessly they release what they no longer need. There is a lesson in that, if we let ourselves receive it.

But shedding is not always as graceful on the inside as it looks on the outside. It puts a little extra strain on the system. Some animals flow through it with ease, and some could use a helping hand.

Keep them well hydrated, support their nutrition, groom regularly, and most importantly, keep their energies moving. A stagnant energy body makes every physical process harder. A flowing one makes everything easier, including letting go of what no longer serves.

Here is a simple practice to help do exactly that.

For yourself first:

1️⃣Earth breathing — stand or sit with your feet flat on the ground. Feel the earth energies beneath you. Breathe the earth energies.

2️⃣Return to your gratitude list — start scrappy if you have to. It will expand.

3️⃣Step away from the news — even for a day. You are not abandoning the world. You are clearing the static in your signal.

For your animals — a simple energy practice:

Work through the three energy reservoirs, one at a time.

1️⃣Circle the energy counterclockwise with your hand just a little above the area.

2️⃣Check for any dense patches. Scoop out if you find any.

3️⃣Then switch to clockwise to bring in fresh, vital qi

4️⃣Run the energy through the central channel clearing the central flow and bringing in a sense of ease.

5️⃣Remember to clear the field at the end. Smudging is good. If smudging is not an option, do it with sound clearing or visualization.

And if you want to do the practices along with me, the energy healing course on Podia will walk you through working with your animal's energy body in much more detail, including how to read what you are feeling in your hands and how to support chronic conditions energetically.

​Essential Energy Healing for Your Cats and Dogs​

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From Sir Lancelot's Desk 🐾

(on liminal spaces)

Dearest Readers,

I see we are all in a frightful tizzy about this liminal space business. Everyone wringing their hands, scanning the horizon, waiting for the universe to send a memo.

Here is what I find remarkable: you are sitting in no fewer than four thousand liminal spaces right now. And not one of them is causing you distress. Your cells are ending and beginning every nanosecond. Your breath just ended. Another one began. You did not spiral. You did not post about it.

And yet. Here you are, all worked up.

The answer is the same regardless of scale, darlings. You simply... continue. One moment at a time. Attend to what is directly in front of you. The rest is not in your job description.

I, for instance, am attending to the matter of my tuna. Which was due twelve minutes ago. The bowl remains empty. This too is a liminal space, and I am handling it with extraordinary grace.

It will all sort itself out.

(The tuna, however, will not sort itself. I am looking at you, Idee.)

You are welcome.

Sir Lancelot

Senior Household Energetic Consultant

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And yet, the magic happens anyway...

Speaking of returning to what works... my 4-day challenge on intuitive listening with animals just ended and my heart is full. I have learned that people find this work when the time is right. And for those who hear the calling, the shifts can be very real. This is what some of my students shared on the final day of the challenge:

Until the next time...

The liminal space is uncomfortable. I won't pretend otherwise. But it is also where transformation actually happens, not on the other side of it, but in it.

With love and a little wild magic,

Indrani

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