THE LIMINAL FIELD: A Radical Change

Short Description A reflection on the true meaning of being present in the exact moment of action, understood not as an act of will but as a structural condition that arises when presence resonates with the plane of animation and the holographic‑informational field. Abstract This text explores the difficulty of remaining present in the present moment and argues that true presence is possible only when one enters resonance with the plane of animation, the liminal interface between the energetic field and the holographic‑informational field. Presence in the “now” is not sustained by intention but by a structural configuration of mind and presence that allows the reception of animation inputs. When the mind shifts to its deeper function, it becomes an organ of reception rather than elaboration, enabling action that arises directly from the input and is free from intention. The text describes this transformation as an entry into a higher school of learning, where presence stabilizes on frequencies of animation and the holographic screen becomes active. OpenAIRE Description This work examines the radical shift required to sustain continuous presence in the present moment. It describes how this state is attainable only when mind and presence resonate with the plane of animation, the liminal interface between the energetic field and the holographic‑informational field. The text contrasts the ordinary mental state—dominated by thought chains—with the deeper mental function that receives animation inputs without elaboration. It outlines the structural conditions that allow presence to remain in the “now,” the role of the holographic screen, and the emergence of action as a direct consequence of informational input. The work situates this transformation within FMOO’s broader ontology of depth, animation, and liminality.