Theory of Everything: Cyclical Evolution of Emergence in Eternity

This monograph proposes that dark energy and dark matter are not fundamental entities, but holographic imprints of mass accretion onto the event horizon of a supermassive black hole in a parent spacetime (bulk). From this single mechanism, we derive the observed value and time evolution of the cosmological constant Λ(t), explain the Navarro–Frenk–White profile as a geometric effect of horizon polarization, and show automatic suppression of dark energy at early cosmic times. The model yields four falsifiable predictions testable by 2035: (1) correlation between CMB large-scale anomalies and the rotation axis of Sgr A*, (2) universal deviation in black hole shadow shapes, (3) slow drift of galaxy cluster turnaround radii, and (4) a characteristic 2–3% deviation in the Hubble function H(z) at redshifts 0.5 < z < 1.5. All equations are dimensionally consistent, all claims are quantitative, and the entire framework lives or dies by observational data—not by philosophical preference.