How Collapse Becomes Correction, Not Failure At its heart, The Relational Anthropology of Everything is a book about repair. It shows how collapse is not an ending but a correction — the field reasserting itself when systems drift too far from coherence. Whether in families, communities, institutions, or civilizations, collapse becomes the moment when truth breaks through the rigid structures that tried to contain it.

A New Cosmology for Understanding What Broke and Why The Body and The Field challenges one of the most damaging cultural myths: that collapse is a personal failure. Instead, it reveals collapse as the field’s correction mechanism — the moment when the body refuses to participate in distortion any longer. The book traces how collapse emerges from years of reading the field accurately while being told you’re wrong, too much, too sensitive, or imagining things.