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What is Existential Depression? (15 Signs You Have It)

by Aletheia Luna · Updated: Apr 2, 2025 · 133 Comments

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If you are highly sensitive, a deep thinker/feeler, and are unusually perceptive, chances are you may have had (or have) existential depression.

Depression is a topic that is frequently written about. We hear remedies, theories, and stories all the time.

But few people have heard of existential depression – hence why those who suffer from it can feel tremendously alienated and under-represented.


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There are numerous types of depression, and they can be categorized in the following way:

  • Situational Depression — caused by external events such as a death, tragedy, loss of employment, etc.
  • Hormonal Depression — caused by an internal imbalance of chemicals
  • Biological Depression — triggered by genetics
  • Seasonal Depression — caused by the changing of seasons (as seen in seasonal affective disorder)
  • Intrapersonal Depression — caused by toxic beliefs and perceptions that lead to low self-worth
  • Existential Depression — caused by a lack of meaning and Soul connection 

In this article, we’ll only be exploring existential depression and how to handle it.

Seeing as it’s such an unusual form of depression that doesn’t always respond well to normal treatment, my goal is to help you compassionately face it.

As someone who has experienced existential depression before, I want you to know that it does fade and go away – there is hope.

Table of contents

  • What is Existential Depression? 
  • 15 Signs You Have Existential Depression
  • Why Existential Depression Can’t Always Be Healed With ‘Usual’ Methods
  • What Causes Existential Depression?
  • Existential Depression, Sensitivity, and Giftedness
  • 8 Ways to Overcome Existential Depression

What is Existential Depression? 

In a nutshell, existential depression is a type of spiritual emergency. It is crippling, profound, pervasive, and highly personal in nature. Most people who experience existential depression feel numb, lost, and empty inside. These people tend to be philosophical deep thinkers and feelers who want to understand the meaning of life. Clinically, existential depression falls into a “grey” area as it is often classified as “uncaused,” although it can sometimes be triggered by internal or external crises.

Read more: Existential Crisis: 9 Ways to Get Through Life’s Darkest Times »

15 Signs You Have Existential Depression

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Signs of existential depression include:

  1. Continuous “deep thoughts” about the meaning and nature of life
  2. Intense desire to answer seemingly unanswerable questions such as, “What is the purpose of existence?” “What happens after death?” and “Why was I born?”
  3. Intense dissatisfaction with the state of society and an existential dread
  4. Feeling disconnected from others (thus few or no friends)
  5. Feeling misunderstood and on a “different level” to others
  6. Chronic and profound loneliness
  7. Sensations of being “dead,” “numb,” or empty inside
  8. Disinterest in social contact because it feels shallow
  9. Melancholic moods
  10. Anxiety
  11. Loss of interest in usual pursuits
  12. Lack of enthusiasm or motivation
  13. Low energy and chronic fatigue
  14. The belief that most things are “futile” or “meaningless”
  15. Contemplation or attempt of suicide

How many of these signs can you relate to?


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Why Existential Depression Can’t Always Be Healed With ‘Usual’ Methods

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If you’re suffering from existential depression you’ve probably been taken to (or sought out) psychotherapy already.

Chances are that it may have not worked for you, and no matter how much medication, counseling, or analysis you underwent, your feelings never left. If this is the case, you probably feel even more hopeless and alone than before.

But the true failure lies not with you, but in the mainstream psychotherapeutic profession and its blind treatment of all depression as “one and the same.” Writes one author:

The danger with depression in the gifted adult is that to 99% of the psychological profession “depression is depression is depression.” Thus someone who presents with “depression” is drugged and treated for “depression.” Sorry! Wrong! But thank you for playing.

Existential depression can’t always be healed with usual methods because it is not biological or hormonal, it is spiritual in nature.

By spiritual, I mean that it’s to do with the deep, nitty-gritty pre-occupation with the nature of life, death, and meaning.

In fact, existential depression and the feeling of being separated from the Divine (God) and the Soul go hand-in-hand. We’ll explore this more next.

(Please note: Just because regular therapy doesn’t work for some people with existential depression, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it won’t work for you. Please seek out a therapist or counselor in any case – many mental health professionals these days incorporate holistic healing practices that may support and uplift you.)

What Causes Existential Depression?

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So then, if existential depression is not like usual depression, what is the source of it?

As I mentioned previously, the clinical understanding of existential depression is that of a “vague and uncaused mental illness.”

(In other words, it isn’t external, biological, seasonal, hormonal, or to do with self-esteem.)

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But this is an extremely superficial definition and one that is based on the limited insight of many psychotherapeutic professionals.

As someone who has personally struggled with existential depression in the past, and helped others with the same issue, I can say unequivocally that existential depression is a crisis of the Soul. It is a symptom of the Dark Night of the Soul.

If you don’t know what the Dark Night of the Soul is, it’s a period in life when we awaken to the deep disconnection we have with our Souls.

This profound disconnection is also known as Soul Loss.

Soul Loss as the Root Cause

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Our Soul is our deepest and truest nature, our most authentic Core Self. It is our wellspring of love, joy, creativity, compassion, and spiritual interconnectedness.

When we lose touch with our Souls, we lose touch with our innate Divinity.

And when we lose touch with our Divinity, we feel lost, alone, and empty inside. This is what shamanic cultures refer to as the phenomenon of ‘Soul Loss‘ – and Soul Loss is at the very root of existential depression. 

So here we have three experiences that are all interconnected:

  1. Existential depression is caused by Soul Loss
  2. Soul Loss is what causes the Dark Night of the Soul
  3. The Dark Night of the Soul fuels existential depression (it’s a cycle)

The Dark Night of the Soul was originally written about by the 16th-century mystic St. John of the Cross.

He described it as a period in life where the Soul yearns to reconnect with God (or Spirit).

Although the Dark Night of the Soul is a painful and tormenting experience at first, it is actually a cause for celebration. I know this sounds crazy – but you are finally waking up! For many people, the Dark Night marks the beginning of the sacred journey back to Wholeness and Spiritual Oneness.

But back to Soul Loss:

So how do we experience Soul Loss in the first place?

Soul Loss, and consequently existential depression, happen for a number of reasons. Common causes of Soul Loss include:

  • Negative societal conditioning
  • Childhood trauma
  • Experiencing a tragedy or hardship
  • Undergoing a sudden big life change
  • Soulless living (e.g., being raised with weak values, working in a trivial job, making choices that aren’t aligned with the Soul, etc.)

Think back to when you first started experiencing existential depression. Did some big, traumatic, or otherwise disruptive experience come before it?


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Usually, you can trace back to something definite that triggered it (although don’t worry if you can’t, it might be mentally repressed). Understanding what caused your existential depression is the first step to finding inner peace.


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Existential Depression, Sensitivity, and Giftedness

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Without fail, I have often found that sensitive people tend to experience existential depression to a higher degree than the general population. After all, sensitivity allows us to feel what other people usually can’t feel.

This very sensitivity is usually why existential depression sufferers feel so isolated and misunderstood: they genuinely are on another plane of existence from the typical population.

(Note: just because you’re sensitive doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll ever experience existential depression or that you’re “doomed” to always experience it. As with anything in life, there is no black/white finality here, only shades of grey.)

At heart, the existential depression sufferer is usually some form of “gifted” individual — a poet, artist, empath, old soul, philosopher, healer, mystic, or sage in the making.

Because such people find very few places to call “home” in our current society, it’s no wonder that they naturally feel misplaced, alone, and disconnected.

8 Ways to Overcome Existential Depression

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Overcoming existential depression usually takes time (although there have been instances where it disappears immediately, such as during mystical experiences).

Moving through this dark place requires gentleness, courage, persistence, and the willingness to reach out for support.

Here are some helpful tips and practices that can help alleviate your suffering (based on my own experience):

1. Give your pain a higher spiritual meaning/purpose

Learn to see your unhappiness and meaninglessness in a different light. Re-frame it. This is where being introduced to the concept of “Soul Loss” and the “Dark Night of the Soul” helped me out immensely: I realized that this was all a spiritual journey, not just an endless pit of suffering. What higher meaning or purpose can you find within this pain right now? (If you need help discovering the meaning, see our Dark Night of the Soul Journal.)

2. Realize that the mind is limited

It is natural for us to want all the answers in life. But this is what I found: the more answers you get, the more questions you ask. The mind is an endless cycle, an endless labyrinth of questions, thoughts, and more questions. But here’s the thing: the mind is not all there is to life. Don’t fall into the trap of making the mind and the intellectual pursuit of answers your God. The mind is only one layer of existence, and it can actually PREVENT you from living.

As author Søren Kierkegaard once wrote,

Life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced.

Find ways of involving yourself more in life. Take up some active hobbies or pursuits that gift you with new skills. Start small and take baby steps.

3. Stop, pause, and be still

If you’ve ever read into the works of enlightened people you will discover one major message: peace can be found in every moment. And this isn’t some airy-fairy promise, it is a reality that you can experience first-hand. But it requires patience, stillness, and dedication.

Meditation is one of the best ways to experience this deep, eternal, abiding peace. Try dedicating at least 10 minutes a day to this practice. There are many apps that can help you get started such as Calm, Headspace, and InsightTimer. If you have a negative perception of meditation, try experimenting with different types such as Body Scan, mantra, loving-kindness (Metta), and insight meditation to see what suits you best right now.

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4. What fills your Soul with fire?

If you’re unable to answer this question, think back to childhood … what did you love doing? If you still aren’t sure, explore different fields and topics of interest. Finding what your passion is and what makes you feel excited to be alive is a wonderful way of moving through existential depression. Having a meaning or personal mission to fulfill will help add great depth to your life. 

Read more: Soul Searching: 7 Ways to Uncover Your True Path »

5. Nurture yourself with self-compassion

What you’re experiencing can be a terribly painful and lonely ordeal, so be kind to yourself. Give yourself permission to slow down, create a safe space, and practice self-care. Commit to releasing old patterns, thoughts, beliefs, and even people that don’t support your well-being. See our article on how to love yourself for more guidance. Learning how to nurture your wounded inner child is a great place to start this work. By holding space for this delicate part of yourself, your existential depression won’t cut you quite as deeply.

6. Connect with others/life

Getting a pet (or becoming closer with your existing one) is a great place to start. Dogs, in particular, give us unconditional love and help us to get out of the dark void that is existential depression.

Also, try connecting with nature. Go outside with a relaxing cup of tea, watch the sky, the birds, the trees, the rain, and the sunshine. Nature can be very soothing – in fact, if you live near a forest, try and go forest bathing (the Japanese practice of using nature to calm the nervous system). Gradually, you can build up to reaching out to a therapist that will genuinely understand where you’re coming from.

Try seeking out a spiritual therapist or one that works with sufferers of the ‘spiritual emergence’ (try a Google search). Also, try simply searching for ‘existential depression therapists/counselors.’ There are many therapists worldwide that do online Skype sessions if you can’t find one in your local area.

7. Explore Soul Retrieval

Soul Retrieval is a shamanic and psycho-spiritual tool for reintegrating lost parts of your psyche and rediscovering more inner Wholeness. There are numerous forms of Soul Retrieval out there such as mirror work, internal family systems therapy, guided visualization, breathwork, and more.

Soul Retrieval is a powerful practice that is part of the broader collection of approaches to reconnecting with the Soul known as Soul Work.

8. Take responsibility for your happiness

No progress or authentic change in life can be made without taking self-responsibility. Life is multi-faceted. Yes, there is darkness, but there is also light. Yes, there is depression, but there is also joy. Learn to honor both sides and find them within everyday life, and you will experience more wholeness and inner balance.

Yes, it’s important to acknowledge deep and serious existential issues, but it’s also important to acknowledge and respect life’s beauty. Above all, understand that we are so much more than the limited ego that feels small and separate.

We all possess something mysterious and powerful within us. Call it the Life Force, call it Spirit, call it the Higher Self, but it’s beyond the mind. Exploring spirituality will help you to understand and experience this for yourself.

Read more: What is Spirituality? (EVERYTHING You Need to Know) »

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I truly hope this examination of existential depression has helped to open some new doors for you. I would love to hear your experience with this topic or any advice below. You could help a lot of struggling people out there.

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  1. Philosotree says

    June 11, 2020 at 11:31 pm

    I think the circulation of this article was very well timed for those in lockdown, currently undergoing some involuntary soul-searching exercise, which tends to end up in a spiral of nihilism when contact with the physical world and its meaning is lost.

    Great post

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  2. Sarah says

    June 11, 2020 at 3:37 pm

    Very interesting read…you’ve just made me feel like who I’ve been all these years hasn’t been just the odd one out or over sensitive…it’s part of me which I’ve always believed .

    Thank you

    Reply
  3. Kat says

    June 11, 2020 at 10:44 am

    Thank you so much for sharing this!! I’ve been experiencing a Spiritual Awakening, but have felt a halt in my progress. I didn’t realize that existential depression was the cause thank you

    Reply
  4. John says

    June 11, 2020 at 9:46 am

    A very interesting extension to a previous article seen on FB about this very subject.
    With all things, of the mind, and the heart, take time to seek out and feel for possible disconnection from the natural way of things. So this article has very useful tips as to how we can broach the varied types of elements found in Depression and seek to curb their over activity within our multi fold layers of existence. As the essence of being is to watch within for the arrival and disturbance of these elements and then attempt to bring them back into natural connection and alignment with Source/God. This of course can be done in many and varied ways from meditation and spiritual counselling, to touches of readings from mystics, yogis and sages of old , and from Biblical Psalms and Proverbs which allow us empathy with minds of the past which had superior wisdom yet were humble and direct in their pathways of existence. In fact history can help us a great deal to not only overcome Existential Depression by reading how others had similar failing and pitfalls in their human level of existence. But also how they coped with the problems, by redirecting the suffering felt into more positive ways. Both within themselves but also with giving to others to enlighten their approaches and modes of existence……..Namaste

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  5. John Bernstein says

    June 11, 2020 at 3:45 am

    What I have found in having and dealing with existential depression is that being successful in managing it when you are a high empath or HSP is a maturation process born of dedicating yourself to staying on the wisdom path, the mystical path. It takes dedication, discipline and perseverance. The one ability or skill I found most helpful in dealing with this form of depression is loving-detachment. This is the ability to look at your feelings, state of being from the Eagle’s perch and see the big picture. It is a form of stepping back, becoming impartial and impersonal. It is truly the most loving state you can be in because it’s an allowance of what is. To feel and not judge yourself or others. This, I have discovered is the true secret to wholeness.

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    • Paul Z says

      June 14, 2020 at 12:16 am

      Thank You John for that beautiful depiction of the eagle observing the big picture from it’s perch. It is not unlike the wisdom that Eckhart Tolle so assiduously trys to depict in our observing our thoughts and feelings from afar – from watching them from outside ourselves as it were. And when we do it – and all of us CAN do this with patience, kindness and practice – the results are transformative. But for those of us who experience existential depression for the first time -and may feel lost -I would endorse Aletheia’s words of wisdom by engaging in self-compassion. That was ( and sometimes still is ) my achilles heel, but it is absolutely necessary to be able to move through and beyond existential depression and get to the wonderful light on the other side….

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  6. Jo Harbison says

    June 11, 2020 at 3:44 am

    Yes, that was me bearing the brutal weight of existential depression. Until I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Then, poof! it’s gone. My life has meaning. I have purpose. I have a gift to share. I am free, I am me! The purpose driven person that I was always meant to be. I am alive

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  7. Elijah says

    June 11, 2020 at 1:35 am

    Thank you so much for this stellar article! I am only 17 and I already feel like a vastly different person. So much has changed in my life within last year. Yes, I have/had experienced all signs of existential depression. I am an old soul (ENTP) and deep thinker/feeler (I’ve been called this on numerous occasions). I think it is my duty to raise mine and the planet’s vibrational frequency. I love to theorize and see all sides of this multiverse. I regularly experience synchronicity (angle numbers) and have even manifested positive change via interrogative and positive self-talk and illeism (to do reflection and strengthen emotional regulation). There are times in which I feel misunderstood, marginalized, unloved, unheard, and unsupported, and yet I’m discovering I can give all that I’m not receiving. My heart desire is to heal, to be whole, and to ascend to my higher purpose.

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  8. Elijah says

    June 11, 2020 at 1:31 am

    Thank you so much for this stellar article! I am only 17 and I already feel like a vastly different person. So much has changed in my life in the last year. Yes, I have experienced all signs of existential depression. I am an old soul and deep thinker (been called this on numerous occasions). I think it is my duty to raise mine and the planet’s vibrational frequency. I regularly experience synchronicity and have even manifested positive change via interrogative and positive self-talk and illeism (to do reflection and strengthen emotional regulation). There are times in which I feel misunderstood, marginalized, unloved, unheard, and unsupported, and yet I’m discovering I can give all that I’m not receiving. My heart desire is to heal, to be whole, and to ascend to my higher purpose.

    Reply
    • Paul Z says

      June 14, 2020 at 5:27 am

      You are already an amazing young man Elijah. With so much more to come. Thank You for just being you, and Every Good Wish to you.

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    • Paul Z says

      June 14, 2020 at 5:35 am

      You are already an amazing young man Elijah. With so much more to come. Thank You for just being you. Every Good Wish to you.

      Reply
  9. Bianca says

    June 11, 2020 at 1:03 am

    I go on and on in a cicle and I find myself beating myself because I can’t pinpoint what I need to do in order to be better or I try to buy peals to kill myself, one time I cry so loud and so much that I felt so much love and I see the image of Jesus but ,I said that is not real is in my mind ,in that moment I said that everything that appears as form is not the Divine ,so that form vanish…I don’t know what was that.
    Sometimes I am good and sometimes I am very bad ,but now iven in my bad days I see the beauty around myself …I don’t want to complain myself but I can’t afford a professional help but I read a lot and I try to take care of myself and say nice things to myself ,and buy stuff to myself and do the mirror work and yeahhh I have the hope that maybe I can’t afford a professional help ,but inside myself is a bigger force who is guiding me and helping me in this journey, that I am not alone . I am grateful for your information ,it’s helping me a lot . God bless you and I’m sorry for my English, is my second language. ❤

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  10. Andrea says

    June 11, 2020 at 12:35 am

    Thank you, thank you, thank you!! As an INFJ empath in a twin flame relationship (stuck in the runner/chaser stage-me the runner) going through dark night of the soul (for several years) you’ve put a label to how I’ve been feeling for so long!!!! I finally feel a little less alone! A little more hopeful!! I have always felt that everything happens for a reason, and the fact that I’ve found your site, at this time is even more proof of that. You two are true blessings and just the lights the world needs right now.

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