THE LIMINAL FIELD: SE SI SA
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| author | FMOO, Oliva |
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| contents | <h2><strong>Abstract (IT)</strong></h2> <p>Il testo analizza il rapporto tra <strong>conoscenza</strong>, <strong>realtà</strong> ed <strong>emersione</strong>, mettendo in discussione l’idea che il sapere renda automaticamente semplice ciò che accade. La realtà non si limita a essere compresa: <strong>si manifesta</strong> attraverso un’azione che non può essere pianificata né anticipata. Al centro vi è il concetto di <strong>coscienza di quinta dimensione</strong>, intesa come stato di <strong>coscienza multipla</strong>, capace di operare oltre il paradigma dell’io e oltre la distinzione tra veglia e sonno.</p> <div> </div> <h2><strong>OpenAIRE Description (EN)</strong></h2> <p>This work presents a conceptual framework concerning the emergence of field‑based knowing as a state of being. It describes the transition from interpretative consciousness to direct emersion, outlining the structure of the field as an ontological domain integrating matter and energy, visibility and invisibility, wakefulness and sleep. The text examines the dissolution of the ego paradigm, the operational nature of the “We”, and the dynamics of the liminal field during the transition from waking consciousness to multiconsciousness. It defines consciousness as information and describes the fifth dimension as a functional electromagnetic domain in which action arises directly from emersion. This work contributes to studies on consciousness, ontology, information theory, and liminal states.</p> <div> </div> <h2><strong>Extended Description (EN)</strong></h2> <p><em>The Liminal Field: Se si sa</em> develops a structural and ontological model of <strong>knowing as emersion</strong>, rather than interpretation. The text challenges the assumption that understanding simplifies reality, proposing instead that <strong>reality emerges</strong> through a field‑based process that cannot be anticipated, controlled, or cognitively planned.</p> <p>The work distinguishes between:</p> <ul> <li> <p><strong>interpretative consciousness</strong> — bound to the ego, memory, and conceptualization</p> </li> <li> <p><strong>emergent consciousness</strong> — a non‑dual mode in which action arises directly from the informational field</p> </li> <li> <p><strong>multiconsciousness</strong> — the fifth‑dimensional state where consciousness operates as a collective, non‑individual function</p> </li> </ul> <p>The <strong>liminal field</strong> is presented as the transitional architecture where this shift occurs. It integrates visibility and invisibility, matter and energy, wakefulness and sleep, forming a <strong>unified ontological domain</strong>. In this domain, consciousness is described as <strong>information</strong>, not as a psychological or metaphysical entity. Action arises from <strong>emersion</strong>, meaning that the field itself determines what manifests, and the individual becomes a <strong>vector of transmission</strong>, not an agent of will.</p> <p>A central theme is the <strong>dissolution of the ego paradigm</strong>. As consciousness stabilizes in the fifth‑dimensional frequency, the “I” loses operational relevance and is replaced by the <strong>paradigm of the We</strong>, a collective mode of functioning in which identity becomes distributed, resonant, and non‑local.</p> <p>The text also examines the <strong>transition from waking consciousness to multiconsciousness</strong>, describing how the liminal field acts as a corridor where the mind’s interpretative functions dissolve and consciousness becomes capable of perceiving informational emersion directly. This transition is framed as an evolutionary process, not a conceptual shift.</p> <p>By articulating the relationship between knowing, emersion, and fifth‑dimensional consciousness, the work contributes to contemporary discussions on <strong>informational ontology</strong>, <strong>liminal phenomenology</strong>, and the <strong>physics of consciousness</strong>.</p> <div> </div> <h2><strong>Keywords</strong></h2> <p>conoscenza; emersione; quinta dimensione; multicoscienza; campo liminale; paradigma del noi; coscienza come informazione; ontologia vibrazionale; liminal field; FMOO; <strong>OttavaOra Project</strong>.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | THE LIMINAL FIELD: SE SI SA FMOO, Oliva Consciousness Philosophy Spirituality quinta dimensione campo ipnagogico <h2><strong>Abstract (IT)</strong></h2> <p>Il testo analizza il rapporto tra <strong>conoscenza</strong>, <strong>realtà</strong> ed <strong>emersione</strong>, mettendo in discussione l’idea che il sapere renda automaticamente semplice ciò che accade. La realtà non si limita a essere compresa: <strong>si manifesta</strong> attraverso un’azione che non può essere pianificata né anticipata. Al centro vi è il concetto di <strong>coscienza di quinta dimensione</strong>, intesa come stato di <strong>coscienza multipla</strong>, capace di operare oltre il paradigma dell’io e oltre la distinzione tra veglia e sonno.</p> <div> </div> <h2><strong>OpenAIRE Description (EN)</strong></h2> <p>This work presents a conceptual framework concerning the emergence of field‑based knowing as a state of being. It describes the transition from interpretative consciousness to direct emersion, outlining the structure of the field as an ontological domain integrating matter and energy, visibility and invisibility, wakefulness and sleep. The text examines the dissolution of the ego paradigm, the operational nature of the “We”, and the dynamics of the liminal field during the transition from waking consciousness to multiconsciousness. It defines consciousness as information and describes the fifth dimension as a functional electromagnetic domain in which action arises directly from emersion. This work contributes to studies on consciousness, ontology, information theory, and liminal states.</p> <div> </div> <h2><strong>Extended Description (EN)</strong></h2> <p><em>The Liminal Field: Se si sa</em> develops a structural and ontological model of <strong>knowing as emersion</strong>, rather than interpretation. The text challenges the assumption that understanding simplifies reality, proposing instead that <strong>reality emerges</strong> through a field‑based process that cannot be anticipated, controlled, or cognitively planned.</p> <p>The work distinguishes between:</p> <ul> <li> <p><strong>interpretative consciousness</strong> — bound to the ego, memory, and conceptualization</p> </li> <li> <p><strong>emergent consciousness</strong> — a non‑dual mode in which action arises directly from the informational field</p> </li> <li> <p><strong>multiconsciousness</strong> — the fifth‑dimensional state where consciousness operates as a collective, non‑individual function</p> </li> </ul> <p>The <strong>liminal field</strong> is presented as the transitional architecture where this shift occurs. It integrates visibility and invisibility, matter and energy, wakefulness and sleep, forming a <strong>unified ontological domain</strong>. In this domain, consciousness is described as <strong>information</strong>, not as a psychological or metaphysical entity. Action arises from <strong>emersion</strong>, meaning that the field itself determines what manifests, and the individual becomes a <strong>vector of transmission</strong>, not an agent of will.</p> <p>A central theme is the <strong>dissolution of the ego paradigm</strong>. As consciousness stabilizes in the fifth‑dimensional frequency, the “I” loses operational relevance and is replaced by the <strong>paradigm of the We</strong>, a collective mode of functioning in which identity becomes distributed, resonant, and non‑local.</p> <p>The text also examines the <strong>transition from waking consciousness to multiconsciousness</strong>, describing how the liminal field acts as a corridor where the mind’s interpretative functions dissolve and consciousness becomes capable of perceiving informational emersion directly. This transition is framed as an evolutionary process, not a conceptual shift.</p> <p>By articulating the relationship between knowing, emersion, and fifth‑dimensional consciousness, the work contributes to contemporary discussions on <strong>informational ontology</strong>, <strong>liminal phenomenology</strong>, and the <strong>physics of consciousness</strong>.</p> <div> </div> <h2><strong>Keywords</strong></h2> <p>conoscenza; emersione; quinta dimensione; multicoscienza; campo liminale; paradigma del noi; coscienza come informazione; ontologia vibrazionale; liminal field; FMOO; <strong>OttavaOra Project</strong>.</p> |
| title | THE LIMINAL FIELD: SE SI SA |
| topic | Consciousness Philosophy Spirituality quinta dimensione campo ipnagogico |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19556100 |