THE LIMINAL FIELD: Physiology of the Self

Short Description (EN) A reflection on the physiology of the Self and its emergence within terrenità. The text explores the vibrational relationship between the Self and the human presence, describing how the “who one is” progressively becomes permeable to the deeper frequencies of the Self, enabling its manifestation in the physical dimension. OpenAIRE Description (EN) This work examines the physiology of the Self as the vibrational structure that enables its emergence within the physical and energetic dimensions of human presence. It describes the frequency gap between the Self and the “who one is,” outlining how this gap can be progressively bridged through emersion. The text introduces the concept of “who one becomes” as the balancing mechanism that allows the Self to permeate terrenità while enabling human presence to operate within the field of animation. It clarifies the reciprocal relationship between the Self and its projection, emphasizing that the Self incarnates into the human presence—not the reverse—through vibrational adequation and progressive alignment. Extended Description (EN) The physiology of the Self is presented as the foundational structure through which the deeper dimension of being emerges within terrenità. The Self and the “who one is” belong to the same ontological physiology, yet operate on different vibrational depths. The Self resides in the field of informational animation, while the human presence functions within the physical and energetic planes. This creates a frequency gap that must be bridged for the Self to manifest within the physical dimension. The text explains that this bridging occurs through emersion: a progressive process in which the human presence becomes permeable to the vibrational qualities of the Self. The “who one becomes” is introduced as the physiological mechanism that balances the relationship between the Self and its projection. As the Self emerges, it irradiates the human presence, allowing it to adjust its frequencies to those of the Self. This alignment enables the Self to operate within terrenità and allows the human presence to access the field of animation. The work clarifies a common misunderstanding: it is not the human being who must incarnate into the spirit, but the spirit—the Self—that must incarnate into the human presence. This incarnation can occur only when the human presence conceives its function and allows the Self to permeate it. The physiology of the Self is therefore essential for understanding both the Self and the human presence, determining whether the projection remains incomplete or returns to the Self through successful manifestation. Abstract (EN) This work explores the physiology of the Self as the vibrational structure that enables its emergence within terrenità. It examines the frequency gap between the Self and the human presence, describing how emersion progressively aligns the two. The concept of “who one becomes” is introduced as the balancing mechanism that allows the Self to permeate the physical dimension while enabling human presence to operate within the field of animation. The text clarifies that incarnation occurs from the Self into the human presence, not the reverse, and presents the physiology of the Self as the key to understanding both dimensions of being.