THE LIMINAL FIELD: A Constant of Life

Short Version A Constant of Life Death is the constant of life, and life is the arc between birth and death in which each person contributes, involuntarily, to the forging of humanity. Earth’s resources appear individually owned, yet they belong to the planet as a whole. The human state of being, centered on possession, prevents universal dignity and unity. Beyond physical Earth, the text proposes an energetic Earth: a non‑physical matrix that supports matter and does not decay. In this energetic domain, the living and the dead are united as the same energy. This energetic environment is already present, though not conceived, and permeates physicality. Without it, physical existence would not be possible. Abstract (OpenAIRE) This text examines death as a fundamental constant of life and frames human existence as an experiential arc contributing to the collective evolution of humanity. It contrasts the physical Earth with a proposed energetic Earth: a non‑physical matrix that supports matter and unites all beings as energy beyond life and death. The energetic environment, though not perceived, is described as permeating physicality and enabling its existence. The text highlights the limitations of human ego‑based possession and the absence of universal dignity, suggesting that true commonality lies in the underlying energetic domain shared by all. GLOSSARY