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The Desire Not to Exist After Awakening and Ego Death - Carl Jung Psychology 2025

The Desire Not to Exist After Awakening and Ego Death - Carl Jung Psychology 2025 The Desire Not to Exist After Awakening and Ego Death - Carl Jung Psychology 2025 The Desire Not to Exist After Awakening and Ego Death - Carl Jung Psychology 2025 The Desire Not to Exist After Awakening and Ego Death - Carl Jung 📕 Perception Training for Empaths: Book + 3 Exclusive Videos → Subscribe to: ‪@thesurrealmind Carl Jung discovered that the overwhelming desire to simply vanish isn't depression—it's the psychological passing that precedes spiritual rebirth. This sacred crisis, which Jung experienced himself during his six-year confrontation with the unconscious, represents the most dangerous yet necessary transformation in human consciousness. What You'll Learn: • Why the desire to disappear signals ego passing, not mental illness, and what Jung's Nigredo phase reveals about authentic transformation • How to recognize when your unconscious is communicating symbolically versus literally about the passing of your false self • The critical difference between surrendering to awakening and mistaking psychological dissolution for actual passing • Jung's witnessing consciousness technique for navigating identity collapse without being destroyed by it • Why Western culture lacks frameworks for ego passing and how this absence creates misinterpretations • How to move from "I want to die" to "I surrender the part of me that is already dead" Summary: Jung identified a phenomenon most spiritual teachers ignore: awakening isn't bliss—it's catastrophe. When consciousness expands beyond your constructed identity, the ego experiences what feels like passing because, from its perspective, it is dying. Jung called this the Nigredo, the blackening phase where your false self dissolves, leaving a terrifying void between who you were and who you're becoming. This isn't pathology—it's the psychological vacuum where transformation occurs. The desire to disappear is your psyche's symbolic language being misinterpreted literally. Your unconscious knows something must die: the persona built to survive childhood and meet others' expectations. The tragedy happens when people think they must die along with it. Jung's own six-year descent, documented in the Red Book, proved this dissolution creates space for the individuated self—authentic consciousness that no longer needs external validation. Understanding this distinction between ego passing and physical death isn't just therapeutic—it's potentially life-saving. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ References: Jung's concepts referenced include individuation, the Nigredo, confrontation with the unconscious, the Red Book, psychological vacuum, witnessing consciousness, the Self, and authentic presence. These are foundational concepts from Jungian analytical psychology drawn from Jung's clinical observations and personal psychological crisi