Identity Before Words, the “I” as Nothingness, and the Nature of Silence in Consciousness

Mayank Singh

doi:10.17605/osf.io/cwj8x

January 1, 2026Open Access

Identity Before Words, the “I” as Nothingness, and the Nature of Silence in Consciousness

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The research investigates the nature of identity prior to language and the concept of silence in consciousness.
Exploratory analysis of identity concepts
Investigation of ‘I’ as a mental construct
Examination of silence and awareness relations
Found that identity is largely a construct of thought
Silence is identified as a form of awareness
Noted the cessation of psychological defense mechanisms through direct observation

Implication

Exploration of identity and silence reveals insights about consciousness and psychological defense mechanisms.

Abstract

An exploration of identity before language, the “I” as a construct of thought, silence as awareness, and the end of psychological defense through direct observation.

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