In other words, is it possible to endure deep anxiety or even anguish while remaining conscious of a timeless, eternal reality?

Lucidity is not an endless analysis, it is above all a decluttering.

Death corresponds to the end of a process, or the dissolution of an identification to that process. There is no ontological annihilation.

The human being functions like a narrative node that appropriates the effects of the field. It creates a fictional center. This center says: "I am the one who does it." While it is in fact but a point of passage.

The human being is a densified projection of the unique undivided consciousness, structured into increasingly narrow layers of awareness that have culminated today in a state of discursive trance. What are called ‘higher’ states of consciousness are temporary decompressions. Awareness is not produced but recovered through the disengagement of reductive mechanisms.