Threshold
My wife and I used to live in the Midwest, before moving to the Rocky Mountains. I remember very distinctly standing on the street in front of our apartment, reaching down and touching the blacktop. "This street," I remember thinking, "is connected to our new home." And where, I wondered, did this street change to become that street?

The dividing line between there and here, then and now, this and that, is ultimately a matter of perception. Remove the doors, the lines, or the time and the separation becomes more vague, more personal and subjective. If doors, lines, and time are all creations of humanity, then so too is the separation we seem so eager to celebrate.

That's not to say that there isn't a difference between a desert and a tropical paradise... to think so would be a blatant denial. But there is a connection, a continuum that leads from on to the other, and the point of transition is impossible to objectively determine. The chrysallis and the butterfly, youth and age, wisdom and folly are all waves on an ocean, each with the seed of the other contained within.

Celebrate diversity. Embrace unity.

Threshold was used on the back cover of the Kryon Quarterly magazine in 1999... the issue later won a production award for best cover layout.