You haven’t
woken up yet,
but you
can’t sleep
anymore.
Mallo Boazz
Author and consciousness researcher
You haven’t
woken up yet,
but you
can’t sleep
anymore.
Maybe your old life has ended and the new one doesn’t have a name yet, work consumed you until you could no longer tell where it ended and you began, you lost someone. Or something. Or your sense of meaning. Or you’ve always felt too much, and they called it a flaw. Or maybe you simply feel that something doesn’t add up anymore. And you can no longer pretend you don’t feel it.
Rasgando a Matrix begins in this in-between. In that moment when life still works on the outside, but somewhere inside, something has already stood up and left the room.
This book was born there. From collapse, from the dark room, from decades spent living inside a script without knowing there was a script. And from a discovery that changes everything: the Matrix is not your enemy. It is the testing ground.
Illusion is not reality’s mistake.
It is its method.
This book doesn’t promise a new life designed by the mind. It reveals something rarer: less noise between you and what is real.
There is a force pulling everything back toward truth. It is acting within you right now.
Law of ConsciousnessYour old life has ended. The new one doesn’t have a name yet. And you don’t need to reinvent yourself, create a new version of yourself, or figure yourself out through the mind. You need to stop covering up who you already are.
This research adds nothing to you. It removes.
It removes fear. It removes the role. It removes inherited identity. It removes the noise. Not to build someone better in their place, but to reveal what was already here, underneath it all.
This is not positive thinking. It is not manifestation. It is not faith. It is seeing what sustains the repetition, because everything that moves away from truth creates noise until it is seen.
The Law of Consciousness is an ongoing body of research.
The books are the drawings of this map.
I began this research when the life I had been holding together stopped holding me. At the bottom of the collapse, one perception became impossible to ignore: consciousness is not somewhere far away. It is already here, now. I didn’t need to find it. I needed to get out of its way.
I spent more than thirty years working with image, language and communication, including a decade as an art director at the country’s largest broadcaster, professionally constructing, for a long time, exactly the kind of image this book teaches us to see through.
If I want anything from this book, it is for it to reach as many people as possible. Not to give them a new truth, but to clear a path for the one that already exists within each of us. More truth in one life means more truth in the world.
This research wasn’t born at a desk.
Rasgando a Matrix is the first drawing of this map.
