Liber Interregnum: A Book Written Between the Collapse of Meaning and the Birth of Structure

Liber Interregnum is a conceptual and philosophical work written in the space between the collapse of inherited meaning and the emergence of structure. This book is not a theory, not a confession, and not a system of belief. It is an exploration of psychological confrontation, inner geometry, and cognitive orientation during periods of historical and personal interregnum. Built upon the H3 framework (Cognitive Geometry), the work addresses themes of dissolution, confrontation, formation, axis, and return, engaging with Jungian archetypes, post-meaning existence, and the necessity of structure over belief. This work is published as an open conceptual document.