A Massive Black Hole and the Quiet Pull of the Unknown The discovery of a massive black hole relatively close to our cosmic neighbourhood is one of those moments that gently disrupt familiar scales. Two thousand light years. Close, and yet unimaginably far. Black holes remind us that there are regions of existence that cannot be entered with certainty, only approached. They bend space, time, and expectation. They don’t explain themselves. They don’t invite interpretation. The

Not a metaphor for awakening. Not a call to reclaim truth. The Matrix asks something quieter: What happens when perception becomes habit? And what softens when the habit is noticed?