

Threshold Literacy: The Language of Beauty, Wonder & Ritual with Day Schildkret–73
Jan 4, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Day Schildkret, an artist and ritualist known for his works like 'Morning Altars,' delves into the concept of threshold literacy—the art of navigating life's transitions. He emphasizes the significance of rituals in marking changes and fostering resilience, while also reframing grief as a crucial skill. The conversation uncovers how beauty and wonder can guide us through impermanence, and highlights the transformative power of self-inquiry in personal growth. Listeners are invited to embrace the art of transitions with courage and creativity.
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Language as Navigation
- Language helps us navigate our experiences.
- Learning the language of transitions offers a compass in the unknown.
Grief as a Skill
- Western culture often views grief as an affliction to overcome.
- Day Schildkret reframes grief as a skill and capacity to fully experience life, including endings.
Noticing Thresholds
- Slow down to notice threshold moments, both big and small.
- Practice "threshold literacy" by observing how you feel and what questions arise in these spaces.