Book 2 of the Cycle II - INTRINSIC TRAJECTORY presents the internal morphology produced by the law.
It describes the formation of internal states, their local stabilizations, their tensions, ruptures, and continuities.
This volume shows how a structure constitutes itself from its internal forms, how it traverses stable and unstable configurations, and how it reaches an internal coherence capable of preparing the next phase.
Book 2 establishes the internal map of the system.
It forms the natural transition between the trajectory (Book 1) and the structural operators (Book 3).