On Self-Manifestation: Inner Chapter 11 — The Receptive-Field as the Structural Entry of Signal Differentiation

This chapter presents the Receptive-Field as the structural entry layer of signal handling within the Six-Field architecture of Self-Manifestation. The Receptive-Field is not sensation itself. It is the spatial division and distribution structure through which incoming Signals are positioned and separated before entering the Imagery-Field and Experience-Field. Through models of sieving resolution, warp–weft flow, and positional branching, the chapter describes how what appears as unified object-presence is already structurally divided into positional and signal streams. The Receptive-Field stands after the Sensory-Gate, and before the Imagery-Field. One Gate, one Field. This chapter completes the outer structural layer of the Six-Field Model.