Gravity as the Reabsorption Dynamic of the One Source: A Non-Dual Ontological Reinterpretation of General Relativity (Part 5)

This paper develops a non-dual ontological reinterpretation of gravity within the One Source framework. We argue that gravitational phenomena are not fundamental forces nor merely the passive curvature of spacetime, but rather the geometric expression of the Primordial Ground’s reabsorption dynamic. Mass-energy is understood as localized radiation of distinctions from this non-dual source, while spacetime curvature arises as the Ground’s continuous response in drawing those distinctions back toward coherence. Within this framework, the quantum gravity impasse appears as a complementarity between the radiation phase described by quantum mechanics and the reabsorption geometry described by General Relativity. The approach offers natural interpretations of the cosmological constant problem, the low-entropy initial state of the universe, the thermodynamic arrow of time, and the black hole information paradox. We examine connections to the ER = EPR conjecture and emergent gravity programs, and outline possible observational signatures in strong-field gravitational wave observations and late-time cosmology. The framework preserves the mathematical structure and empirical successes of General Relativity while supplying a more parsimonious ontological foundation.