Quantum Fields in a Reflective Medium - Rethinking Spacetime, Gravity and Vacuum Through Pressure Dynamics and Mirror Symmetry

What if space is not empty, but a conscious, reflective medium - capable of storing memory, shaping time and giving rise to reality itself? Quantum Fields in a Reflective Medium, invites readers into a bold rethinking of modern physics. Drawing upon pressure dynamics, mirror symmetry and the concept of a recursive cosmos, this groundbreaking book challenges the foundations of quantum field theory and general relativity. It proposes that spacetime, gravity and vacuum are emergent properties of a compressible, structured field - a medium that reflects, stores and recycles energy and information. Blending mathematics, cosmology and philosophy, this work illuminates how stars and black holes may serve as dual agents of universal feedback, how pressure - not curvature - may be the true heart of gravity and how consciousness might be rooted in the recursive nature of space itself. Expanding upon the author's previous works - The Mirror Thesis (2025), Beyond Einstein's Space, The Reflective Cosmos - this book offers a visionary alternative to mainstream paradigms, with implications for physics, metaphysics and the very nature of human existence. This is not just a scientific treatise - it is a call to reimagine the cosmos as alive, intelligent, and evolving.