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Mastering liminal spaces is about harnessing the power of the in-between. Historical leaders balanced temple and throne, altar and seat of state, to guide their people through uncertain thresholds. They show us that political strategy is not only about force or law, but also about legitimacy, belief, and place. Modern movements that learn these lessons – claiming moral authority, safeguarding transformative spaces, uniting diverse supporters under shared symbols, and ritualizing their progress – will be far better equipped to not just gain power, but to hold it through the fragile dawn of a new era. By honoring the spiritual dimensions of human society even as you enact change, you forge a resilient foundation for the future you seek, just as saints and conquerors of old did in their times of passage.

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