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ImaginationImaginationcreates the situation,and, then, the situationcreates imagination.It may, of course,be the other way around:Columbus was discoveredby what he found.
Some time in the last couple of years, it occurred to me during a session that it takes a village to conduct an analysis. What I meant then was that many people are involved in making it happen for two people — two at the least — to come together over time and engage in the process of trying to make sense of how what is not conscious becomes conscious, how it complicates subjectivity and enriches what behavior means, and how over time all parties leave the process wiser, even more human, and oftentimes less compelled by what was previously automatic and less known.