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*Beliefs form the basis of everything people say, think, and do. When people change their beliefs, they change their behavior, which changes their lives.
*Beliefs form the basis of everything people say, think, and do. When people change their beliefs, they change their behavior, which changes their lives.
::[http://liminalthinking.com/six-principles/ Six Principles (Beliefs)]
::[http://liminalthinking.com/six-principles/ Six Principles (Beliefs)]
*The word liminal comes from a Latin root that means threshold. Literally a threshold is a doorway. But a threshold is also the beginning of every journey. A threshold is a boundary that marks a point of transition between one state and another.
=== The word liminal comes from a Latin root that means threshold ===
*Liminal thinking is the art of finding, creating and using thresholds to create change. It is a kind of mindfulness that enables you to create positive change.
*Literally a threshold is a doorway.  
::But a threshold is also the beginning of every journey.  
::A threshold is a boundary that marks a point of transition between one state and another.
=== Liminal thinking is the art of finding, creating and using thresholds to create change.  
*It is a kind of mindfulness that enables you to create positive change.
::[http://liminalthinking.com/nine-practices/ Nine Practices]
::[http://liminalthinking.com/nine-practices/ Nine Practices]

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Liminal thinking is the art of creating change by understanding, shaping, and reframing beliefs. These six principles constitute a theory of beliefs: how they come into being, why they are necessary, how they are reinforced over time, and why people cling to their beliefs, even when they are incomplete, obsolete, or invalid.

  • No matter who you are or what your situation is, some change is always possible. If there’s a situation in the world you want to change, liminal thinking can help.
  • Beliefs form the basis of everything people say, think, and do. When people change their beliefs, they change their behavior, which changes their lives.
Six Principles (Beliefs)

The word liminal comes from a Latin root that means threshold

  • Literally a threshold is a doorway.
But a threshold is also the beginning of every journey.
A threshold is a boundary that marks a point of transition between one state and another.

=== Liminal thinking is the art of finding, creating and using thresholds to create change.

  • It is a kind of mindfulness that enables you to create positive change.
Nine Practices
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