"You are not just the roles you play or the judgments you carry. You are the universe expressing itself uniquely through you."

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From a Stoic and Zen perspective, selftranscendence involves a disciplined shift away from the ego and personal desires towards a broader understanding of one’s place within the universe. For Stoics, this means adopting an attitude where personal emotions and outcomes are seen as external and indifferent to the true self, which remains rational and virtuous. The practice of selftranscendence in Stoicism involves focusing on what one can control—primarily one’s responses and attitudes—and letting go of attachment to outcomes, thereby achieving a state of inner tranquility and freedom from the turmoil of desire and aversion.

In Zen Buddhism, selftranscendence is closely linked to the notion of nonself (anatta) and the transcendence of dualistic thinking. It is about realizing the essential emptiness of one’s own ego and the interconnectedness of all things. This realization often occurs through meditation, which cultivates a direct experience of the present moment and a detachment from the selfdriven narratives that ordinarily occupy the mind. Zen practice encourages seeing beyond the illusion of the separate self and embracing the spontaneity and fluidity of life. In both philosophies, selftranscendence is not about escaping life’s realities, but about engaging with them more fully, without the constraints of selfcentered thought, thereby fostering a profound sense of peace and contentment.