ψ-HORIZON: The Limit of Difference and the Disappearance of the World

This paper introduces the concept of the ψ-horizon, an ontological boundary where difference does not vanish, but becomes hidden, condensed, and intense. As a continuation of the ψ¹⁷³–ψ²⁰⁰ cycle, which revealed the genesis of the world as a structured emergence of difference, this work investigates the limit of perception, being, and time. Through a seven-phase model, the ψ-horizon is described as a point of maximum concealment, where form collapses, but difference remains — tense, silent, and ready for re-emergence. The work proposes a new structural ontology of disappearance, contrasting classical models of collapse and offering a foundation for future cosmological, philosophical, and perceptual frameworks.