This paper synthesizes the results established across Papers 0–6 of the Theory of Imbalance of Energy (TIE). Rather than introducing new mechanisms or mathematical structures,the present work consolidates conclusions that have independently survived internal consistencychecks, stress testing, and elimination of competing interpretations. The synthesis identifiesa minimal classical framework in which interaction possesses internal temporal structure, reduced descriptions necessarily lose dynamically relevant state, inertia emerges from delayedredistribution, gravity arises from large-scale accumulation of interaction imbalance, geometricformulations function as effective descriptions, and black holes correspond to saturation regimesof redistribution. By compressing these results into a single logical structure, the paper clarifieswhat is now fixed within the framework, delineates its domain of validity, and outlines necessaryobservable consequences. This synthesis concludes the foundational phase of development andestablishes constraints that subsequent predictive and explanatory work must satisfy