THE LIMINAL FIELD: Suspended Between Earth and Sky

Short Description A reflection on the neutral state of presence described as being “suspended between earth and sky.” The text explores silence as the language of the soul, the informational field of instantaneity, and the role of interiority in transmitting wisdom and universal love. Abstract This work describes a state of being in which presence becomes neutral, no longer influenced by matter or energy. In this condition, the mind enters a deeper configuration of calm and silence, allowing synchronicity to emerge as an active and conscious process. Silence is presented as the language of the soul, transmitting informational wisdom through the frequencies of the heart. The text explores the idea of letting oneself be permeated by this subtle energy, becoming an interpreter between the world that exists and the world that begins to appear. It concludes by proposing a dimension in which earth and sky coexist, enriched by a new form of universal love emerging from interiority. OpenAIRE Description A conceptual and phenomenological exploration of the neutral state of presence, described as being “suspended between earth and sky.” The text analyzes silence as an informational language, the role of the emotional‑informational field, and the emergence of synchronicity as a stable condition. It introduces the idea of permeation by interiority as a collaborative process between different states of existence, contributing to discussions on consciousness, informational fields, interiority, and universal love. Extended Description This work examines a state of being in which presence becomes neutral, free from the pull of matter and energy. This neutrality enables identification with the informational field of instantaneity, where one instantly knows why one is. Synchronicity is described not as belief or an involuntary mental event, but as the mind’s deeper configuration of calm and silence. Silence is presented as the language of the soul, transmitting informational immediacy through the frequencies of the heart. When perceived, these frequencies adjust the mind to a deeper stage of listening. The text emphasizes that being suspended in this condition is a precise signal, and that deciphering the voice of silence means accepting and allowing oneself to be permeated by an impalpable yet real energy capable of transmitting wisdom. This energy is described as universal love, always present, and accessible by allowing oneself to be permeated rather than by movement or effort. The work defines permeation as a stable state of being, enabling active collaboration with interiority. The human presence becomes an interpreter between a world that exists and a world that begins to appear. The reflection concludes by proposing a dimension in which earth and sky coexist, extended to the “inner sky” as a shared reality. Daily life becomes enriched by a new form of energy—universal love—emerging from interiority and expressing itself through the human state of being.