The Reflective Cosmos: A Unified Theory of Space, Life and Mind offers a sweeping and original vision of the universe as a living, intelligent system shaped by reflection, recursion and cosmic pressure. Bridging science, philosophy and consciousness studies, this work explores a revolutionary model in which space is a compressible medium and gravity emerges from pressure gradients rather than from curvature alone.

Across 26 deeply interconnected chapters, the book traverses black holes, the Sun's role as a cosmic engine, biological evolution, information theory and the emergence of mind. It proposes that light, water, DNA and consciousness are all expressions of a universal logic of reflection - where observers are not external to the cosmos, but integral to its recursive unfolding.

Challenging Einstein's spacetime, uniting dark matter, MOND effects and the nature of time, it weaves together physics, cosmology, biology and metaphysics into a compelling narrative. For readers seeking a truly unified explanation of existence - from the structure of atoms to the architecture of awareness - The Reflective Cosmos opens a bold new window onto reality itself.