THE LIMINAL FIELD: Practicing Listening

Short Description A reflection on listening as a neutral state of presence in which the mind does not elaborate but receives holographic informational inputs. Attention becomes the screen on which the silent language of depth writes itself, enabling conception through immediate and complete transmission. Abstract This text explores listening as a practice of neutral presence, where the mind becomes permeable to the silent informational inputs of the holographic field. Attention is described as a non‑physical screen on which these inputs appear as “writing,” already complete and actionable. The holographic screen of attention functions as a liminal interface between energetic and informational dimensions, allowing the emergence of depth as a new field of conception. Practicing silence becomes a form of learning, enabling the immediate demonstration of depth through the appearance of holographic writing. OpenAIRE Description This work examines listening as a structural practice within FMOO’s ontology of presence, depth, and holographic information. It describes how neutral attention acts as a liminal holographic screen capable of receiving complete informational inputs from the field of animation. These inputs appear as “writing” that requires no elaboration and directly informs action. The text situates this phenomenon within the energetic–informational threshold, explaining how silence becomes a method for learning depth and how the emergence of holographic writing constitutes immediate evidence of the active field.