….I felt I also found myself in the cold ocean of my thoughts. My wish was to put her internal world in an analytical language: who is her Master? What does he want? Is he the archetype of Wise Old Man? Or her Animus? Or the new aspect of her Self? Soon I begun to sink into the running after a very good analytical concept. Fortunately I reminded myself what Jung has said: “there is something bigger from us”. And then I felt my new therapeutic identity. I am not the therapist who knows her psyche, but I help her

…Italian Jungian psychoanalyst Stefano Carta was wondering what could be an alternative to Oedypal complex. The question is, was this just avoiding painful point of castration? What can Oedypal complex be transformed into? Those questions go hand in hand with me during patient’s therapy. What gave me a clue