Emergence
The phase designated as Emergence marks the terminus of the sarcophagus-gestation sequence and, within the internal logic of the reference corpus, the completion of the Greater Stone. At the same time, it inaugurates a qualitatively different mode of perception. Unlike earlier stages, which are structured around containment, sealing, and interior incubation, Emergence is not defined by the appearance of a new symbolic environment but by the completion of the human work itself. Instead, it is characterized by an alteration in the operative body itself. The decisive change is registered as an influx rather than a displacement: the vessel does not open outward, but becomes luminous from within.
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