The Parallel Creation Hypothesis: Cyclic Cosmology and Angular Momentum Inheritance in the G/ρ Framework

This paper proposes the Parallel Creation Hypothesis within the Unified Light framework, demonstrating that the universe operates as a cyclic system in which each breathing cycle inherits angular momentum from its predecessor. The retraction phase does not collapse to a singularity but to a critical density threshold where the G/rho absorption parameter triggers re-expansion. Angular momentum is conserved across cycles, providing a natural explanation for the observed rotation of galaxies, the spin of stellar systems, and the handedness asymmetry in large-scale structure. Four independent proof paths — thermodynamic, geometric, observational, and algebraic — converge on the same conclusion: creation is not a single event but an ongoing parallel process in which multiple cycles may coexist. The framework generates testable predictions for gravitational wave signatures from prior cycles, CMB polarization anomalies, and the statistical distribution of galactic angular momentum. Companion paper in the Unified Light series. A gift to humanity.