Meaning at the Thresholds
A home for exploring how people and communities navigate change, loss, illness, belonging, and the ongoing journey of becoming.
We spend our lives crossing thresholds.
Some thresholds arrive unexpectedly through illness, grief, loss, caregiving, or a life-changing diagnosis. Others are entered intentionally through ceremony, pilgrimage, spiritual practice, vocation, marriage and the commitments that shape a life.
These crossings ask something of us. They invite us to let go of what has been, encounter what is, and step toward what is emerging.
My work is centered on accompanying people and communities through these thresholds, sacred journeys, and the process of becoming.
My name is Devlyn Bohman and for more than two decades, I have explored this work as a board-certified chaplain, educator, ritual leader, community organizer, writer, researcher - all arising from a deep love of people.
Whether sitting beside a hospital bed, walking with someone through grief, training future chaplains, creating ceremony, organizing with my neighbors, exploring emerging research, or reflecting on the deeper questions of this thing called life, I return again and again to the same questions:
How do people navigate life’s most significant passages in connection with meaning, integrity, and wonder?
And when we lose our way, how do we return?
