> There is no ego death. It's part of us. I'm not entirely sure you're reading the definition correctly. It's a "complete loss of subjective self-identity", no

> There is no ego death. It's part of us. I'm not entirely sure you're reading the definition correctly. It's a "complete loss of subjective self-identity", not so much your "ego" no longer being there. (Apologies if I missed what you're getting at, though)