12/29/2025
Jung once wrote: "It is madness to fall out of one's conscious world into an unconscious condition... Consciousness is swept over by unconscious contents in which all orientation is lost."
He understood something crucial - there are moments when the ground beneath us simply disappears. When everything we've known ourselves to be starts to dissolve, and we can't tell if we're breaking down or breaking open.
If you're in that place right now - where the edges of your identity are blurring, where nothing feels solid anymore, where you wonder if you're losing your mind - I want you to know: this disorientation can be sacred.
The mystics called it the dark night of the soul. Indigenous traditions recognize it as initiation. We might call it threshold - that liminal space where the old self is dying but the new one hasn't yet been born.
It doesn't always feel spiritual. Sometimes it just feels like madness. And it ebbs and flows, this dissolution - some days you have your footing, other days you're lost again.
This is the ongoing work of being alive. There is no finish line, no final integration, no moment when you've "arrived." Just threshold after threshold, mystery after mystery, each one asking you to let go of what you thought you knew.
Threshold counseling holds space for this sacred unraveling - not to fix it or rush you through it, but to be present with you in the fertile darkness. To help you recognize that falling apart is part of the rhythm, not a problem to solve.
You're standing at the edge between madness and awakening.
And you don't have to stand there alone.
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HEAL | RESTORE | TRANSFORM
