Imagine this: a young woman is talking to a man who seems totally normal. He speaks clearly, looks average, acts like anyone else. But then, in just a few seconds, something shocking happens—he changes. Right before her eyes, he transforms into something else. Not a costume or a trick of light—but an actual change of shape. Her whole body shakes. Her brain can't make sense of what she just saw.And then—just as suddenly—the man turns back to normal. He looks human again, just as he did before. However, the woman is no longer the same. She's shaken to her core.Later, she paints what she saw. She tries to turn the impossible into art. But eventually, even the painting becomes too much, so she destroys it. All that's left is her story—and her trembling.These events, where the mysterious intrudes into the mundane, are what we call liminal experiences.