At the last moment, everyone...

Take responsibility for your life...

Realize your mortality...

Make an existential choice...

Do you like this vanilla nonsense?

Then don't read what I'm about to write about.

Everything that happens to a person, all the keys to their life, are on another stage.

Once again, on another stage. There is no human being there. There is no peace. There is no space and time.

The dark mystical realm beyond the human self

These are the words of Sigmund Freud.

Trying to get in there with your responsibilities and existential choices is like entering a tornado with an umbrella.

There are no objects there. There is no subject.

There is a realm of pure, that is, non-human meanings. And so they define everything on the scale of human life, being immeasurable themselves.

And one day, everyone will encounter this immensity. And instantly, like bubbles on water, responsibility, awareness, and existential choices will disappear. And man will become what he is, unfortunately, an accidental thing lost among other accidental things.

Can it be otherwise? Yes. If you plunge into this dark, immense realm. But this can only be done by the one whom Lacan called the Nobody who takes no one's place.

Only psychoanalysis is capable of this.

Period.