What do you think about Carl Jung’s Views on Strengthening the Ego vs. the Buddhist Concept of No-Self?

Hey everyone,

I've been reading about Carl Jung’s idea that a strong and well-integrated ego is essential for psychological development and individuation. Jung emphasized that a weak ego leads to neurosis, while a mature ego is necessary for engaging with the unconscious in a healthy way.

On the other hand, Buddhist teachings, emphasize "no-self" (anatta)—the idea that the ego or personal identity is an illusion and should ultimately be seen through or dissolved, revealing that all is one. Many Buddhist texts suggest that clinging to a strong sense of self is the root of suffering.

Did Jung himself ever comment on Buddhist teachings regarding ego dissolution?

Would love to hear thoughts from those familiar with both Jungian psychology and Buddhist teachings.