THE LIMINAL FIELD: THE RESERVOIR

ABSTRACT English A reflection on the subconscious as a possible reservoir feeding the dream world. The text questions the accessibility of interiority and challenges the idea that meditation provides direct entry. The subconscious is presented not as a psychological construct but as a real underlying field, accessible only when the mind is suspended. The work proposes that consciousness can enter this field only through non‑identification with the mind. Italiano Una riflessione sul subconscio come possibile serbatoio che alimenta il mondo dei sogni. Il testo mette in discussione l’accessibilità dell’interiorità e problematizza l’idea che la meditazione offra un accesso diretto. Il subconscio è presentato non come costrutto psicologico, ma come campo reale sottostante, accessibile solo quando la mente viene sospesa. Il lavoro propone che la coscienza possa entrarvi solo attraverso la non‑immedesimazione con la mente. OPENAIRE DESCRIPTION English This work explores the subconscious as a foundational reservoir within interiority, potentially responsible for generating the dream world. It questions the limits of conscious access to interior depth and examines the role of meditation as a partial or insufficient method. The subconscious is described as a real energetic field beneath the conscious layer, accessible only when mental activity is suspended. The study contributes to conceptual models of interiority, subconscious fields, and the dynamics of non‑identification in consciousness.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-16
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20238121
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Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs
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THE LIMINAL FIELD: THE RESERVOIR

Oliva FMOO
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs
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THE LIMINAL FIELD: THE RESERVOIR

Oliva FMOO
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ABSTRACT English A reflection on the subconscious as a possible reservoir feeding the dream world. The text questions the accessibility of interiority and challenges the idea that meditation provides direct entry. The subconscious is presented not as a psychological construct but as a real underlying field, accessible only when the mind is suspended. The work proposes that consciousness can enter this field only through non‑identification with the mind. Italiano Una riflessione sul subconscio come possibile serbatoio che alimenta il mondo dei sogni. Il testo mette in discussione l’accessibilità dell’interiorità e problematizza l’idea che la meditazione offra un accesso diretto. Il subconscio è presentato non come costrutto psicologico, ma come campo reale sottostante, accessibile solo quando la mente viene sospesa. Il lavoro propone che la coscienza possa entrarvi solo attraverso la non‑immedesimazione con la mente. OPENAIRE DESCRIPTION English This work explores the subconscious as a foundational reservoir within interiority, potentially responsible for generating the dream world. It questions the limits of conscious access to interior depth and examines the role of meditation as a partial or insufficient method. The subconscious is described as a real energetic field beneath the conscious layer, accessible only when mental activity is suspended. The study contributes to conceptual models of interiority, subconscious fields, and the dynamics of non‑identification in consciousness.

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