After years of meditation and spiritual practice, David Berlin began to live in a continuous state of awareness - a quiet presence that felt like freedom. But the peace did not last. Without warning, the stillness collapsed into dread, anger, and emptiness. What seemed like failure was in fact the final step of awakening: the death of identity. Ego Death: The End of Identity and the Emergence of Nobody is a clear and deeply honest account of that dissolution - the loss of every belief, certainty, and reference point, and the quiet simplicity that remains when there is no one left to hold them. Berlin describes awakening as it truly unfolds - not as bliss or perfection, but as the falling away of illusion. Inside you'll find reflections on: The point where all spiritual experiences and beliefs naturally collapse. Why bliss and insight cannot last - and why they aren't meant to. How to live, work, and love when identity is no longer the centre. The purity that appears when there is nothing left to defend or become. For those standing at the edge of the spiritual path, where all beliefs begin to dissolve, Ego Death is not an answer but a confirmation: When the self and its stories end, life remains - simple, ordinary, and utterly pure.