the wild threshold is space of living ecologies, human and more than human; exploring what it means to be “eaches” in-forming the whole. (william blake).

a liminal space where psychology and ecology entangle and fortify; inner and outer landscapes weave as we remember the human mind is not separate from the living world but shaped by and entangled-with it. we are continually and ongoingly shaping and being shaped by each other.

how cycles of decay and renewal are integral shaping forces of psyche and soil. to be with the many tensions: grief/wonder, isolation/kinship, survival/reciprocity, beauty/decay, life/death.

ecologizing language and happenings helps us to understand aliveness as active participants in a time of unraveling, transformation, and metamorphosis (ever present conditions of planet earth).

this is not a space of answers but a place where questions lead to more questions. attuning to mystery and the messy. how we participate. how we engage our agency and respect the agency of a multi-species, sentient world. with bare feet meeting earth, remediating the myth of the individual; we meet in the wilds of the living threshold.

‘we are the nature we seek to understand’.