About the EGO

The negation, or the dissolution, of the ego, is a very dangerous practice in a world where, predominantly, people have low self-esteem and lack self-confidence.

The frail ego should not be further weakened by voluntary negation because it can lead a person to nefarious experiences, or even worse, to profound psychological dissociations of reality.

Such a foolish approach is the same as having a flimsy plant and, instead of nourishing it; the person would try to strengthen it by not taking care of it. It is insanity to expect any type of improvement or strengthening.

So, for most people, exercises aiming to empower, strengthen and validate the potential of the ego are the best medicine that can help them solidify and stabilise their sense of individuality.

Then, once this minimum level is reached, there appears a fascinating window for expanding the ego so that the limited sense of individuality can grow and, consequently, include more and more people, the environment and the microcosm

Finally, at the last stage, on the horizon appears the shining light of oneness that a healthy, conscious and detached ego can naturally merge into so that it permanently returns to its original and eternal cradle, i.e., the fullness of its own nature.

How to cite this Revealing Thought:
Cargnin dos Santos, Tadany. About the EGO.