The self, as an illusion, operates within the confines of its own imagined reality. It may seek freedom through its own dissolution, believing it can undo itself with effort. Yet an illusion cannot deconstruct itself because any such attempt only reinforces the illusion. Like a flame trying to extinguish itself, there's absolutely no hope of success. Liberation isn’t the result of the self dismantling itself, but simply the "me" disappearing without effort or reason. What remains is this, unbound and free—untouched by anyone whatsoever.