Between one ending and another beginning lies what William Bridges describes as the “neutral zone.” Once we have accepted that there has been an ending in our lives, we tend to be ready for the next new thing, a new beginning, to happen, right away. But it doesn’t—not yet. Instead, there’s a liminal, anxious, wondering, searching, indefinite, sometimes-lost period, “betwixt and between,” called the neutral zone. How might we find some contentment, some peace-of-mind, some rest and replenishment, even during the in-between time?

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