nonselves

/ˌnɑnˈsɛlvz/
noun
  1. Entities or aspects of a person that are not considered part of the true self or identity.
    • He felt that his anger was one of the nonselves he needed to let go of to find peace.
    • In meditation, she learned to observe her thoughts as nonselves, not defining who she is.
    • The philosopher argued that many of our desires are actually nonselves imposed by society.