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[[category:Cognitive suppression]]

'''Ego suppression, loss and death''' is an ~~extremely profound and all-encompassing component~~. The ego is defined as a human being’s concept or sense of identity, self or “I” as a separate agent from the external environment. It is essentially a person’s consciousness or capacity to be self-aware, as enabled by their ability to recall and maintain a general understanding of their ~~internally stored concept~~ of what is considered to be ~~one's own self~~.

'''Ego suppression, loss and death''' can be described as an effect which directly subdues one's own ego. The ego can be defined as a human being’s concept, understanding and sense of identity, self or “I” as a separate agent from the external environment. It is essentially a person’s consciousness or capacity to be self-aware, as enabled by their ability to recall and maintain a general understanding of basic concepts such as their name, identity and the separation between what is considered as part of them and what is considered to be an external system.

With any hallucinogen, one's ability to retain, recall, feel and understand concepts such as a personal sense of self and other fundamental notions pertaining to the basics of human existence are partially to completely diminished ~~depending on~~ dosage. This is the result of a progressively all-encompassing state of memory suppression. It is a process which is capable of being broken down into 3 basic levels:

With any [[hallucinogen]], one's ability to retain, recall, feel and understand concepts such as a personal sense of self and other fundamental notions pertaining to the basics of human existence are partially to completely diminished proportional to dosage. This is the result of a progressively all-encompassing state of memory suppression.

It is a process which is capable of being broken down into 3 basic levels:

#'''Ego suppression''' - This is a partial failure of a person's short term memory. It can be described as a general increase in distractibility, loss of focus and a general sense of difficulty when it comes to processing anything outside of the present moment.

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 [[category:Cognitive suppression]]
-'''Ego suppression, loss and death''' is an extremely profound and all-encompassing component. The ego is defined as a human being’s concept or sense of identity, self or “I” as a separate agent from the external environment. It is essentially a person’s consciousness or capacity to be self-aware, as enabled by their ability to recall and maintain a general understanding of their internally stored concept of what is considered to be one's own self.
+'''Ego suppression, loss and death''' can be described as an effect which directly subdues one's own ego. The ego can be defined as a human being’s concept, understanding and sense of identity, self or “I” as a separate agent from the external environment. It is essentially a person’s consciousness or capacity to be self-aware, as enabled by their ability to recall and maintain a general understanding of basic concepts such as their name, identity and the separation between what is considered as part of them and what is considered to be an external system.
-With any hallucinogen, one's ability to retain, recall, feel and understand concepts such as a personal sense of self and other fundamental notions pertaining to the basics of human existence are partially to completely diminished depending on dosage. This is the result of a progressively all-encompassing state of memory suppression. It is a process which is capable of being broken down into 3 basic levels:
+With any [[hallucinogen]], one's ability to retain, recall, feel and understand concepts such as a personal sense of self and other fundamental notions pertaining to the basics of human existence are partially to completely diminished proportional to dosage. This is the result of a progressively all-encompassing state of memory suppression.
+It is a process which is capable of being broken down into 3 basic levels:
 #'''Ego suppression''' - This is a partial failure of a person's short term memory. It can be described as a general increase in distractibility, loss of focus and a general sense of difficulty when it comes to processing anything outside of the present moment.