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These papers by Aron, Ralph, and White are recognized as sharing an aesthetic in recognition of a relationship between culture and subjectivity. In particular, the unique possibilities for experience shaped by particular cultural beliefs and practices as carried in musical traditions are demonstrated to contribute to the architecture of the unconscious shaping early development and clinical encounters. This discussion weaves the interimplications of the 3 papers, always with music in mind.