The Specificity of Jungian Analysis: Differentiation, Conjunction

“Separation from the mother,” Jung wrote, “is not satisfactory unless there is also separation from the archetype. » This final step in differentiation, without which a certain nostalgia subsists, forces the subject to confront not only the need, but the void. The separated being, confronted with the void, is led by the unconscious urge of the self to discover new conjunctions in himself and with others.