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Existential Overload: When Awareness Looks Like Insanity
In this powerful episode, we explore the rise of existential crisis in an age of overwhelming scientific and technological acceleration.
Airing tonight on Echoes from the Edge as a pre-recorded Vanguard Chronicles, this discussion uncovers how modern clinicians often misdiagnose deep awareness as disorder and label profound thinkers as problems to be managed.
We examine the clinical system’s failure to understand the existentially awake—those who feel too much, see too clearly, and question what others ignore. Through narrative, insight, and reform-driven analysis, this episode serves as both a call to mental health professionals and a lifeline to anyone navigating the weight of consciousness in a world that thinks too little.
If you’ve ever been misunderstood by the system, this one speaks directly to you.
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By danderton2019In this powerful episode, we explore the rise of existential crisis in an age of overwhelming scientific and technological acceleration.
Airing tonight on Echoes from the Edge as a pre-recorded Vanguard Chronicles, this discussion uncovers how modern clinicians often misdiagnose deep awareness as disorder and label profound thinkers as problems to be managed.
We examine the clinical system’s failure to understand the existentially awake—those who feel too much, see too clearly, and question what others ignore. Through narrative, insight, and reform-driven analysis, this episode serves as both a call to mental health professionals and a lifeline to anyone navigating the weight of consciousness in a world that thinks too little.
If you’ve ever been misunderstood by the system, this one speaks directly to you.