Relational Energy, Event Horizon, and the Emergence of Time in a Pre-Big Bang Framework

This work presents a conceptual cosmological framework in which the Big Bang is interpreted as a global event horizon arising from a critical relational energy density. In this model, time and spacetime are not fundamental entities but emerge from structured relational interactions of pre-matter energy. Prior to the Big Bang, energy exists in an a-temporal, non-causal state. The framework provides an axiomatic and pre-mathematical foundation for future mathematical modeling, computational simulations, and exploration of quantum-gravitational regimes.