In this episode, I’m sharing a life update as I find myself in an active season of transition.

I show up vulnerably to share a little about my Saturn return, what this season has been revealing to me, and some shifts I feel unfolding within the podcast and Liminal Paiges.

This episode was inspired by a recent video I recorded with my sister and the To Be Magnetic “Be Seen Challenge,” which invited me to step more fully into being seen—not just the parts of myself that feel polished or expected, but all of it.

• The transition.
• The becoming.
• The endings that create space for something new.

For me, part of becoming is embracing my silly, playful energy—even when talking about things like death, dying, and life’s deepest transitions.

I’m not here to hide or shy away from any part of myself. I’m here to explore, learn, and walk this path alongside you.

If you’re curious about the depths of life transitions, rituals, and the ways we move through change, stay tuned.

I’ll see you in the next episode.

With love,Paige

If you have questions related to hospice, death, transitions, or anything in between, DM me on Instagram @liminalpaiges

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🎧 Audio available on Apple Podcasts

Where to connect with me: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/liminalpaiges

What if imagining your death bed wasn't about death at all?

What if it was a doorway into understanding how you want to live?

In this episode, I explore the practice of death bed visioning—reflecting on the essence of what you hope your final days feel like and noticing what that reveals about your life right now.

We move through questions like:

• What sensory experiences would feel most comforting or meaningful?
• Who would you want around you?
• How open are you to receiving help and care?
• What role would modern medicine play?

Sometimes our vision for the end of life highlights what we're longing for today.

I hope this episode offers a gentle invitation to reflect on what matters most and whether your life is aligned with it.

Thank you for supporting this podcast and for being willing to have conversations around death, dying, and the sacred transitions of life. 🤍

With love,

Paige

If you have questions related to hospice, death, transitions, or anything in between, DM me on Instagram @liminalpaiges

🎧 For the video version: watch the podcast on Spotify

🎧 Audio available on Apple Podcasts

Where to find me: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/liminalpaiges

This episode was inspired by a recent experience on a plane where someone asked me what advice I would give them as they were on their way to see their dad who was on hospice.

In this episode, I walk through practical and digestible support for 3 stages of hospice — because the way we show up can change depending on where someone is in their dying process.

The advice I would give depends on if their loved one:

• Is awake and eating
• Is spending more time sleeping than awake
• Is no longer waking up

One of the most important things to remember throughout this process is:

This is their death, not yours.

Do your best to honor what they want, what they need, and how they choose to move through this experience — even when it’s different from what you would want. (I know this can be incredibly hard.)

If you have cared for, or are caring for, a dying loved one, please know this:

Your presence is enough.

Thank you for supporting this podcast and for being willing to have conversations around death, dying, and the sacred transitions of life. 🤍

With love,

Paige

If you have questions related to hospice, death, transitions, or anything in between, DM me on Instagram @liminalpaiges

🎧 For the video version: watch the podcast on Spotify

🎧 Audio available on Apple Podcasts

Where to find me: https://www.instagram.com/liminalpaiges

Positive changes, though exciting, are still a death of what we once knew.

You may wonder whether these new things are truly in your best interest, but really, it could just be that it takes time for us to acclimate.

What I'm exploring in this episode:

• Can we give ourselves grace during times of transition?

• Can we see these moments of transition as opportunities to practice the art of letting go?

• Letting go is one of the hardest things for people to do on their deathbed. If we practice it along the way, will it make the final letting go easier?

At the end, I walk us through a quick grounding practice to help anchor us in the present moment during times of change.

See you next time.

With love,

Paige

If you have any questions related to anything hospice, death, transitions, etc please DM me on instagram @ liminalpaiges

For the video version: watch podcast on Spotify

Where to find me:

https://www.instragram.com/liminalpaiges

Before we get into conversations around death and dying, I felt it was important to introduce accessible, quick practices to help ground the nervous system.

Conversations around transitions can be confronting for some, so I want to encourage awareness of bodily sensations and ways to shake off energy when and if it feels dense.

Some of what is mentioned:

• Journal speak — for more, check out Nicole Sachs
• Tailoring the concept of meditation to your needs and time constraints
• Ways to use elemental energy (air, fire, earth, water) to support releasing energy and returning to self

Wellness rituals can be long and slow, but they can also be done on the go or within the everyday moments of life, which is what I emphasize here.

Let me know which of these practices resonated with you 💌

If you have any questions related to anything hospice, death, transitions, etc please DM me on instagram @liminalpaiges

For the video version: watch podcast on Spotify

Where to find me:

https://www.instragram.com/liminalpaiges

Welcome to the Liminal Paiges Podcast! This episode is an introduction where Paige shares:

• About her
• The why behind the creation of this podcast
• The meaning of Liminal Paiges
• What type of episodes to expect from this podcast

This podcast is a dance between the spiritual, mystical, scientific, and practical. We will explore the liminality of life, the spaces in between as we exist somewhere along the spectrum of living and dying.

If you have any questions or would like to be on the podcast to talk anything related to anything hospice, death, transitions, etc please DM me on instagram @liminalpaiges.

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