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Letting an identity fade does not require effort.
The image lightens on its own, memories soften, and attachment loosens naturally.
This fading is not erasure; it is integration completing its cycle.
Naming the process allows the system to remain calm as continuity reorganizes around what still lives.
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No. The Meaning Density Model™ encourages "Letting an Identity Fade." This is a natural, force-free process. Like a sunset, you don't have to "do" anything; you just have to Allow it. By not "correcting" the fade—not trying to re-animate old habits or interests—you allow the Settlement Phase to complete. The old identity isn't "dying"; it is simply becoming "historical data" rather than "current commands."
Presence replaces it. When the "concept" of you fades, the Reality of you remains. You find that you don't need an "Identity" to be happy, safe, or productive; you just need to be Here. This is the ultimate goal of this series: moving from a life of "Self-Management" to a life of "Self-Habitation" in the Recovered Meaning Era.