Yes, I get you. Yet, what you describe is already the manifested form. What I'm saying, and where we differ as it seems, is that existence-knowledge-peace (or existence-consciousness-bliss -- the words really don't matter that much) does not depend on realization. It is at all times identical, whether it reflects itself back at itself or not. And of course, bliss is inseparable from the "rock", I'm just lazy to always write it out when it's not essential to the argument :D.

Then again, bliss is not a part of the rock -- there is equivalence. So, in short, matter is energy is information is existence is consciousness is bliss. The latter three are the same, unchanged even in absence of the former three. So, it's not that existence is literally conscious or that consciousness exists. They are one and the same. Hence, you may say that existence is known at all times by design, but it's a gross inaccuracy that only vaguely describes the whole "whatever-that-even-is". You can "arrive at" what I would call a "latent state" where this becomes obvious, although almost impossible to put into words. You simply cannot express the wholeness in words. Or at all. That's simply a fact.

I would also disagree that bliss can be increased. As far as I can tell, it's pretty much constant. And frankly, the manifested happiness (as its "derivative") pales in comparison (but that one can be, indeed, increased or decreased). You really have to go beyond awareness, but especially concepts and mind in general, to really appreciate it.