THE LIMINAL FIELD: MY THOUGHT

Short Description (very concise) A synthetic reflection on the transition from a binary perception of reality to a unitary field of presence and instantaneity. The text explores the liminal threshold between wakefulness and sleep, the energetic dimension of interiority, and the practical process through which perception becomes conception, emergence and action. Abstract (concise but complete) This text outlines a speculative and experiential model centred on presence, instantaneity and the continuity between physical and energetic dimensions of experience. It proposes a shift from a binary system—based on separation, dualism and linear time—to a unitary field in which matter and energy may be understood as different expressions of the same underlying structure. Within this framework, instantaneity is considered a condition of the present in which the information necessary for emergence may already be contained. The text explores the liminal threshold between wakefulness and sleep as an operative zone where attention can remain stable while ordinary modes of perception change. It also introduces a non‑religious notion of the soul as a deep energetic dimension of interiority, approached through sincere, non‑egoic attention. The practical aim of the model is the translation of perception into action through a sequence of perception → conception → emergence → action. Experiences are not assumed to be true by default; they are observed, interpreted and, when possible, verified. The work does not propose an alternative scientific theory, but an ontological and experiential model in which presence, instantaneity and emergence are considered within a unitary relation. OpenAIRE Description (extended, structured, compliant) This work presents an ontological and experiential model focused on presence, instantaneity and the emergence of reality. It begins by examining the limitations of a binary perception of the world—based on separation, dualism and the notion of distance—and introduces the hypothesis of a unitary field in which matter and energy may be understood as different states of the same underlying reality. In this perspective, time is not treated solely as a linear sequence, but as the structural framework through which the present becomes experience. The text explores the liminal threshold between wakefulness and sleep (the hypnagogic phase) as an operative condition in which attention can remain stable while ordinary perceptual modes shift. This threshold is considered a possible point of continuity between the physical dimension of experience and what the model describes as an energetic or liminal dimension. A non‑religious notion of the soul is introduced as a deep energetic aspect of interiority, approached through sincere, non‑egoic attention and observed with discernment. The work emphasises the practical translation of perception into action through the sequence perception → conception → emergence → action, highlighting the role of presence as the condition through which what is conceived may become actionable. The text does not propose an alternative scientific theory nor replace established descriptions of contemporary physics. Terms such as “physics”, “energy”, “wave”, “particle”, “malleable matter”, “light”, “frequencies” and “space‑time” are used in a symbolic, speculative and experiential sense. Experiences, interpretations and consolidated knowledge remain distinct throughout the model, which is presented as an exploratory framework rather than a scientific claim.