The Primordial Pulse: A Unified Perspective on Time, Events, Light, and Gravity

The Primordial Pulse: A Unified Perspective on Time, Events, Gravity, and Light This paper introduces the concept of the Primordial Pulse as the foundational principle of existence, prior to space, time, matter, and energy. Unlike conventional cosmological models that begin with the Big Bang, this framework proposes that the true origin lies in a fundamental drive or pulse — a continuity of force that sustains creation. In this view, time emerges not as an independent dimension but as the measurement of sequences generated by events. Events themselves are not random; they manifest as expressions of the Pulse. Gravity is reinterpreted as the tendency of existence to remain coherent under this primordial drive, while light represents the visible rhythm of the Pulse — carrying both energy and order across the cosmos. The theory also considers consciousness and the human soul as aligned with this Pulse, suggesting that awareness is not accidental but rooted in the same fundamental force that sustains the universe. From a quantum perspective, consciousness may be an active participant in unfolding events, resonating with the Pulse to create reality. This unified framework aims to bridge physics, philosophy, and metaphysics. It offers a potential step toward a General Theory of Everything, where time, events, light, gravity, and consciousness emerge from a single origin. The paper invites future exploration into possible mathematical formulations and experimental approaches, opening the door to interdisciplinary research.