Author

Three Books.
One Continuing Journey.

Richard's books document a personal and intellectual journey through technology, spirituality, information, geometry, scientific discovery, and the early internet. Together, they tell the story behind the research and the systems that followed.

The Metatron Chronicles book cover
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Crown — Book 01

The Metatron Chronicles

Journey of Visions Mathematical

A Journey from DMT Visions to Mathematical Unity

A deeply personal account of the experience that began Richard's search for a mathematical structure connecting information, geometry, physical constants, consciousness, and reality. The book follows the path from an extraordinary vision to equations, experiments, software, and a growing open research program.

The Metatron Chronicles begins in the space between worlds — a vision that could not be explained away. What followed was years of mathematical investigation, geometric modeling, and the slow construction of a framework that attempts to connect the deepest structures of information, geometry, and physical reality. This is not a book about belief. It is a book about what happens when a programmer, researcher, and builder refuses to dismiss an experience and instead follows it into mathematics.

Sacred GeometryInformation TheoryPhase MathematicsConsciousnessOpen Research

"Before I built operating systems, sensor arrays, and mathematical frameworks, I learned to question the systems already surrounding us."

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Inside the Book

01
The Vision
The experience that started everything — described with honesty and precision.
02
The Question
Turning a personal event into a scientific and mathematical investigation.
03
The Framework
Early development of the Metatron Framework and its geometric foundations.
04
The Equations
Mathematical structures, phase relationships, and harmonic mappings.
05
The Research
How the vision became an open, falsifiable research program.
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Third Eye — Book 02

The Careaga Discovery

Invariant Processing of Information

Invariant Signal Processing and the Metatron Framework

A technical and conceptual exploration of invariant signal processing, phase geometry, cross-domain normalization, and the deeper information structures investigated through the Metatron Framework. This book moves the story from personal discovery into formal research.

The Careaga Discovery is where the personal journey becomes rigorous investigation. This book presents the mathematical and computational core of the Metatron Framework — invariant signal representations, phase-aware encoding, cross-domain normalization, and the geometric structures that may underlie information itself. Written for researchers, engineers, and serious readers who want to engage with the technical substance behind the vision.

Signal ProcessingPhase GeometryInvariant TheoryCross-Domain AnalysisMetatron Framework

"A unified theory of information and geometry — not as metaphor, but as mathematics."

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Inside the Book

01
Invariant Representations
What stays constant when everything else changes — the mathematical core.
02
Phase Geometry
How phase relationships encode information across domains.
03
Cross-Domain Normalization
Comparing signals that live in different measurement spaces.
04
The Metatron Framework
A unified analytic system built from seed values and harmonic mappings.
05
Predictions and Tests
Falsifiable predictions and the path toward experimental validation.
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Sacral — Book 03

The Gardener

A Memoir of a Hacktivist

A Memoir of Curiosity, Computers, and Underground Culture

A memoir about curiosity, computers, underground internet culture, questioning authority, and growing up alongside the early digital world. It explores the experiences that formed Richard's instinct to look beneath systems, understand how they work, and rebuild them differently.

The Gardener is the origin story. Before the research, before the frameworks, before the hardware — there was a young person learning to see through systems. This memoir traces the path through early internet culture, hacking, questioning authority, and the formation of a worldview that would eventually produce books, software, and entirely new forms of computation. It is honest, personal, and grounded in the real texture of digital life in the early internet era.

MemoirHacker CultureEarly InternetIdentityQuestioning Systems

"Curiosity is not a crime. It is the beginning of every system worth building."

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Inside the Book

01
The First Machine
Early encounters with computers and the beginning of a lifelong relationship.
02
The Network
Discovering the early internet and the communities that lived inside it.
03
The Underground
Hacker culture, underground networks, and learning to see beneath surfaces.
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The Questions
What happens when you stop accepting the systems you were given.
05
The Garden
How the hacktivist became a builder — and what that transformation required.
"Before I built operating systems, sensor arrays, and mathematical frameworks, I learned to question the systems already surrounding us."
— Richard Careaga