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THE LIMINAL FIELD: Liminal Fields

Oliva Fmoo

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) September 12, 2026 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22726708 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed
Key points Proposes that liminal fields are dimensional boundaries connecting physical, energetic, and informational planes, with two distinct crossings: a knowledge-related liminal governed by linear cerebral frequencies and an animation-related liminal governed by spherical heart frequencies. Argues that presence must first master linear frequencies before it can access spherical ones, framing the liminal as a progressive two-level school of learning.

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2. Short Description A concise ontological clarification of liminal fields as dimensional crossings between the physical, energetic, and informational planes. The text distinguishes linear cerebral frequencies linked to knowledge from spherical heart frequencies linked to animation, presenting the liminal as a progressive school of presence. 3. Abstract This text defines liminal fields as dimensional boundaries connecting three ontological planes: physical, energetic, and informational. The liminal between physical and energetic planes is associated with knowledge and operates through linear cerebral frequencies that determine wakefulness and sleep. The liminal between energetic and informational planes is associated with animation and operates through spherical heart frequencies that pulsate and resonate in depth. The text proposes a hierarchical progression in which presence must first learn to modulate linear frequencies before accessing spherical ones, framing the liminal as a two‑level school of learning: knowledge and animation. 4. OpenAIRE Description This contribution presents a structured ontology of liminal fields as transitional zones between the physical, energetic, and informational planes. It distinguishes two types of liminal crossings: one governed by linear cerebral frequencies associated with knowledge, and another governed by spherical heart frequencies associated with animation. The work introduces a developmental model of presence, in which modulation of linear frequencies is a prerequisite for accessing deeper informational pulsations. The text contributes to research on liminality, consciousness studies, energetic fields, and informational ontology, offering a conceptual framework for understanding how presence transitions between planes. 5. Extended Description This text offers a refined and clarifying articulation of liminal fields, presenting them as dimensional crossings that connect three ontological layers: the physical plane, the energetic plane, and the informational plane. The liminal between physical and energetic planes is described as a school of knowledge, where presence learns to modulate linear cerebral frequencies. These frequencies propagate through vibration and determine the oscillation between wakefulness and sleep, making this liminal accessible to anyone capable of engaging with the cognitive thresholds of consciousness. The second liminal, between the energetic and informational planes, is described as a school of animation. Here, the frequencies are spherical, originating from the heart and resonating through pulsation rather than vibration. These frequencies expand volumetrically and require a deeper modulation of presence, marking a transition from cognitive learning to informational animation. This distinction establishes a clear hierarchy: presence must first master linear frequencies before becoming capable of tuning into spherical ones. The text frames the liminal fields as progressive environments of learning, where presence evolves from knowledge to animation. The first liminal teaches how to sustain energetic awareness; the second teaches how to engage with informational depth. By distinguishing vibration from pulsation, linearity from sphericity, and knowledge from animation, the work provides a coherent ontological model for understanding how presence moves across planes and acquires new capacities.