About Redefining Lambda

Redefining Lambda by Brad From Orion is a groundbreaking cosmological treatise that reinterprets Einstein’s cosmological constant (Λ) through the lens of the Harmonic Universe Theory. Instead of viewing dark energy as a mysterious force accelerating the universe’s expansion, this book reveals Λ as Λₙ—the harmonic trace of overtone phase delays across dimensional shells. By completing the loop between Einstein’s field equations and Mach’s Principle, Brad unfolds a vision of the cosmos where expansion is not a linear acceleration, but a rhythmic breathing of dimensional misalignment—intervallic momentum woven into the very structure of space-time.

Merging cosmology, vibration, recursion, and dimensional harmonics, Redefining Lambda bridges physics and metaphysics, offering an elegant verbal model in place of traditional abstraction. It proposes that what we observe as dark energy is not a new force, but the scalar residue of a lattice seeking harmonic equilibrium. Through the formal lens of the Complex Harmonic Interaction Field Equation (CHIFE), this work reshapes our understanding of motion, momentum, and structure—not as random phenomena, but as artifacts of a living harmonic field trying to retune itself to the original cosmic tone. This is not just a redefinition of the cosmological constant—it's a redefinition of cosmology itself.