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Deformation - Self Reformation 

When you realize you can have everything you ever dreamed of, you will wish you asked for more.

Reformation traditionally means making changes to something with the intention of setting it right or improving it. It's often associated with reforming or improving existing systems, structures, or habits. Deformation, on the other hand, implies fully dismantling what was formed.

When considering change in your life, it's crucial to discern the depth of the transformation you're pursuing. Are you simply "reforming," making slight tweaks to your present self? These adjustments might just be on the surface, failing to reach the core of your issues. True transformation might require something more drastic: a "deformation," or a total breakdown of who you currently are, rebuilding yourself from the ground up. This is not just a minor shift – it's a profound evolution, much deeper than a simple tweak or renovation.

When you encounter the question, "Reformation or Deformation?" it's an invitation for introspection: Are you merely dabbling with surface-level changes? Or are you committed to diving deep, shattering your former self to rise transformed?

Everyone wants to change, but they forget that to fully change does not mean to renovate, meaning you may be looking for a full deconstruction before you are able to reconstruct.

You can decide to completely change. Not fix who you are, how you are, or how you show up; decide to completely change characters in the Game of Life. To do that, you don't fix what you are working with. You clear the slate and design from scratch, which means you must destroy/dismantle what was. An actual transformation. If you are fixing something, you are simply renovating or reformatting. Transformation is to fully change form.

Liminal Spaces 

Purgatory and liminal spaces are similar concepts, different, yes, but both occur at the in-between moments of who you were and who you are going to be where neither exist.10

There are edges to reality. You must overstand that if you are transitioning from one reality to the next. You know your life is not the same today as it was in high school. You have markers of milestones in your life, not chapters, but books, and these are the grand pivotal points where your life was never the same again. Later, you can look back on and recall how different it was, the space between one era and the next, which is called the liminal space. You can feel lost in these spaces.

Everything is familiar, but everything is suddenly different. This phenomenon happens in your Game of Life and on a Soul level.

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