In his opening remarks to the three sections of this session, the moderator referred to Freud's writings in 1913 on the eve of World War I, on the interface of psychoanalysis and society and the important relationship between the individual and society. Dr. Tylim noted that Freud's contribution to aggression, the compulsion to repeat, and the return of the repressed may open new understanding to unresolved hatred and violence. He referred to ‘Why war?’, which argues ‘that community is held together by two things, the compelling force of violence and the identification between its members’ (Freud, 1933, p. 208). Love and work are the indicators of good mental health. Tolerance for differences is a valuable component of love. Recipes