Posted on October 9th, 2025

By Tonya Overton

There is a space between endings and beginnings.
It’s not the past—and not yet the future.
It’s the sacred in-between, the invisible passage where your soul catches up to your becoming.

We don’t talk about this space enough.
It’s where grief loosens its grip, but grace hasn’t fully taken hold.
It’s disorienting. Quiet. Holy.
This is the transition between worlds.
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🌒 The Liminal Space of Becoming

Transitions are teachers.
They strip away what no longer belongs and introduce you to what’s been waiting within.
It’s not about speed—it’s about surrender.

You may feel suspended between who you were and who you’re meant to be.
But in truth, this is the womb of rebirth.
The silence before the new song.
The stillness before movement returns.

Don’t rush this space.
It’s designing you.

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🦋 Letting the Old Self Rest

The hardest part of transformation is not starting over—it’s letting go.
Grief pulls you to remember.
Hope pulls you to rebuild.
But the soul says, rest here for a moment.

In this rest, identity recalibrates.
Your emotions learn a new rhythm.
Your faith learns a new sound.
And your body begins to recognize peace again.

The transition space isn’t punishment—it’s preparation.

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🌤️ Grace Lives in the Middle

In the middle, things don’t make sense.
But grace doesn’t need clarity to move; it only needs your willingness.

When you stop fighting the in-between, grace flows through it.
You begin to see the beauty in uncertainty, the purpose in the pause, and the wisdom in waiting.
Transformation is not just happening to you—it’s happening through you.

The middle is where heaven rewrites your story from the inside out.

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🌈 Arriving in the After

Eventually, there’s a soft knowing: you’ve crossed over.
Not into the same life, but into a truer one.
One built on awareness, compassion, and courage.

When you arrive, you’ll realize the transition was never a delay—it was the design.
You weren’t losing your way.
You were learning your wings.

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💫 Reflect + Transition

Ask yourself:

“Where am I being asked to wait with grace instead of rush with fear?”
“What new world is being built within me while I pause?”

The answers will remind you: every transformation begins in the space between.