The psychological-therapeutic considerations of Wolf-Ulrich Klünker shift the traditionally past-oriented perspective of psychotherapy towards the future, focusing on the becoming dimension of our self. Today, it is hardly conceivable for us to imagine the determinacy of our inner life in any other way than that all mental phenomena are conditioned by the bodily-earthly, which means they are also rooted in the past. Only when the self begins to distinguish itself from its own past experiences and reflects on the becoming dimension of the self does the gaze turn towards an open, yet undetermined future. Klünker encourages the reader to connect with the consequences of their current actions in such a way that the future can increasingly come into consciousness. Accordingly, Klünker points out therapeutic possibilities in the concluding section that are more or less derived from this.