The biological legacy and the maternal function (mother nurturer, mother woman, mother "lover") are essential parameters that will favor, through progressive and regressive movements, the transition from registrations (mnemonic and perceptual traces) to stimulation and from there to drive and its derivatives (representations, thoughts, fantasies, emotions).
The "distance" between the erogenous zones and the experience of the child itself along with the experience of contact with the mother's body and the distance from it will define the structure of the psychic systems, the relationship with the object, the experience of space, time, individual worldview, and beliefs.
In analytical work, the relationship between analyst and analysand reignites these initial registrations and modifies them as needed. The clinical references I have in this book sometimes approach and sometimes do not approach these theoretical constructs.
