THE LIMINAL FIELD: SENZA CHE CI SIA UN IO

This conceptual work argues that individual consciousness can transition into a unified, distributed field consciousness, termed multiconsciousness, by dissolving the ego paradigm. The text describes three functional layers: waking consciousness (ego-based), liminal consciousness (transitional and resonant), and field consciousness (unified and informational). It posits that the ego cannot cross into a fifth-dimensional informational domain because it is structurally bound to the waking field; instead, the transition requires compatibility with higher-dimensional frequencies and non-identification with the mind. The fifth dimension is characterized as a functional electromagnetic domain where consciousness operates through instantaneous resonance rather than sequential cognition, making the 'I' obsolete.

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SHORT DESCRIPTION (EN) A conceptual exploration of the transition from individual consciousness to field consciousness, describing the dissolution of the ego paradigm and the emergence of a unified informational domain where matter and energy, visibility and invisibility, wakefulness and sleep converge into a state of multiconsciousness. Abstract (IT) Il testo esplora la transizione dalla coscienza individuale (“io”) alla coscienza di campo (“noi”), definita come coscienza multipla capace di includere ogni coscienza senza distinzione. Viene analizzato il concetto di campo come struttura ontologica e operativa, non metaforica, che integra materia ed energia, visibile e invisibile, veglia e sonno. Il passaggio dall’io al noi non è un atto di volontà, ma un cambiamento di stato d’essere che richiede consapevolezza, compatibilità e trasformazione. OpenAIRE Description (EN) This work presents a conceptual and operational framework concerning the transition from waking consciousness to field consciousness. It describes the dissolution of the ego paradigm and outlines the structure of the field as an ontological and functional entity integrating matter and energy, visibility and invisibility, wakefulness and sleep. The text examines the dynamics of the liminal and hypnagogic fields, the coexistence of dimensional planes, and the emergence of the fifth dimension as a unified informational domain. It defines consciousness as information and describes how waking consciousness dissolves into multiconsciousness through emersion and functional electromagnetism. This work contributes to contemporary discussions on consciousness studies, ontology, information theory, and liminal frameworks. Extended Description (EN) The Liminal Field: Senza che ci sia un io develops a structural and ontological model of the transition from individual consciousness to field consciousness, describing how the ego dissolves when consciousness stabilizes within a fifth‑dimensional informational domain. In this state, consciousness is no longer localized, interpretative, or bound to the mind, but becomes multiconsciousness — a distributed, resonant mode of being. The text distinguishes three functional layers: waking consciousness — ego‑based, interpretative, memory‑driven liminal consciousness — transitional, resonant, non‑interpretative field consciousness — unified, informational, multidimensional The liminal field is presented as the operational corridor where this transition occurs. It integrates the dynamics of the hypnagogic field, the coexistence of dimensional planes, and the dissolution of the perceptual boundaries that separate visible and invisible, matter and energy, wakefulness and sleep. A central theme is the dissolution of the ego paradigm. The text argues that the ego cannot cross the threshold into the fifth dimension because it is structurally tied to the waking field. The transition requires: compatibility with higher‑dimensional frequencies resonance with the informational field non‑identification with the mind emersion, not interpretation The fifth dimension is described as a functional electromagnetic domain, where consciousness operates through instantaneous resonance rather than sequential cognition. In this domain, action arises directly from the informational field, and the “I” becomes obsolete as an operational unit. The work positions this transition as a fundamental evolutionary step, where the human being ceases to operate as an isolated entity and becomes a vector of the field, participating in a collective, non‑local mode of existence. By articulating the mechanics of ego dissolution, liminal resonance, and field‑based emergence, the text contributes to contemporary discussions on informational ontology, consciousness physics, and multidimensional phenomenology. Keywords coscienza di campo; multicoscienza; quinta dimensione; dissoluzione dell’io; campo liminale; campo ipnagogico; coscienza come informazione; ontologia vibrazionale; emersione; liminal field; FMOO; OttavaOra Project.