Voice from the Threshold

• A threshold—a place of crossing, not escape

• A sanctuary for listening rather than performing

• A practice of returning to voice before shaping it for others

You don’t need to comment, share, or respond.

You don’t need to agree with anything.

You don’t even need to listen to every piece, nor listen in any order.

You are invited to come as you are, listen when you can, and let what you hear settle in your own way.

• It is not instructional or prescriptive

• It is not therapy

• It is not a place to debate or explain yourself

Think of it as a small clearing—one that exists alongside the world, not in opposition to it.

You might listen:

• While walking

• Sitting with a cup of tea

• Before writing

• Or simply lying down with your eyes closed

There is no right way to be here. The only invitation is to listen without urgency.

This audio practice grows out of my long-standing work with women around voice, silence, and story, particularly how women reclaim authority over their own narratives in a world that often speaks over them. Here is where you can come to hear yourself. And you are welcome.