At Threshold, we choose care over comfort, truth over ease, and devotion that stays present with real human lives.

Why Threshold names power and refuses neutrality. A reflection on spiritual integrity, responsibility, and care that does not protect harm or avoid hard truths.

At Threshold, membership is a spiritual practice rooted in continuity, care, and shared responsibility. Why commitment over time matters.

Why community care is a sacred practice at Threshold. A reflection on service, belonging, and devotion lived together.

A simple Deipnon (DAYP-non) ritual for the dark moon, focused on release, home clearing, and real-world offerings through community care and service.

Deipnon is a dark-moon practice. It takes place when the moon is hidden, when light withdraws, when the cycle pauses before beginning again. Historically, it was a supper offered at the crossroads, a time to clear what no longer belonged and tend the unseen edges of life. At Threshold, we practice Deipnon as Dark Sa