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This episode traces the ego's final unravelling as a series of small, necessary deaths: the dissolution of identities, protective reflexes and old narratives. Blending neuroscience and contemplative insight, it explains how survival circuits react when consciousness shifts and how surrender engages the parasympathetic system to restore rest and repair.
What feels like regression is actually completion—the nervous system releasing stored energy, the self reintegrating, and a steady presence emerging. Practical cues—breath, pause, and compassion—help the body remember that peace is possible.
By Nigel LottThis episode traces the ego's final unravelling as a series of small, necessary deaths: the dissolution of identities, protective reflexes and old narratives. Blending neuroscience and contemplative insight, it explains how survival circuits react when consciousness shifts and how surrender engages the parasympathetic system to restore rest and repair.
What feels like regression is actually completion—the nervous system releasing stored energy, the self reintegrating, and a steady presence emerging. Practical cues—breath, pause, and compassion—help the body remember that peace is possible.