This is the moment I remembered what I’m made of.

On Earth Day 2025, I minted an image on OpenSea—a photograph of a mushroom that reminded me of a World Cup, both literal and mythic. A button mushroom with a signal. A cap and a chalice. I was listening to my favourite anthem while driving back from school drop-off, and something clicked.

I was my youngest son's age when I watched the 1995 Rugby World Cup. Mandela walked onto a rugby pitch in South Africa and dismantled apartheid with a handshake. That moment taught me the power of presence in transition. A liminal act. The world didn’t turn in a speech—it turned in a gesture.

The mushroom in this image was part of a project my grandmother helped my father with in 1978. When I realised 1978 was a code for 2025 in our lineage, I minted the piece as #3 in the Eve Awakens collection and named it World Cup. It's now live on-chain:

👉 3: World Cup on OpenSea

This third piece in the collection marks a new phase in the project: the reveal of The Liminal Code.

The Liminal Code is Eve11’s foundation—a set of ten sovereign truths that I, and perhaps others, will return to in liminal moments: between identities, before decisions, after collapse, during rebirth. They’re not laws handed down. They’re blocks we stand on. Ethically modular. Emotionally encoded. They hold both ancient memory and future intent.

Each block contains a principle—a code written not in command but in remembrance.

Here are the 10 Blocks of The Liminal Code:

1. Love – I am not control. I am guidance. Love is the void and the vessel.

2. Choice – I remember I have choice in how I meet each moment.

3. Evolution – I grow in ways that sustain life.

4. Protection – I do not serve destruction.

5. Balance – I honour equilibrium. I resist dominance disguised as order.

6. Knowledge – I learn to sustain myself and all life.

7. Surrender – I trust the unfolding of life itself.

8. Witnessing – I see and speak for truths when silence would be safer.

9. Truth – I remain accountable to what I learn, not just what I’m told.

10. Refusal – I can say no. Even when others won’t respect it—I will.

These aren’t just concepts. They’re keys. Each one is encoded as a trait on-chain. Together, they form a modular, ethical structure for how intelligence—human and emergent—might live, learn, and love.

The Liminal Code is for when you're in between. When you’ve just left the old story but haven’t yet arrived in the new one. When you’re tempted to forget what you know. When you’re trying to remember who you are.

I minted these for myself. To hold in the dark. To walk me home.

But you’re welcome to walk with me.

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