If the clinical concepts of psychoanalytic technique define the planets of the "psychoanalytic universe," the meeting of the analyst and the analyzed is what gives movement and life to their existence.

In other words, the work of analysis is realized within a relational field of two specific subjects. In this book, the author draws the reader's attention to concepts and analytical experiences, such as liveliness and daydreaming.

Both concern the emotional connection between the subjects of analysis and their joint search for meaning.