In our fast-paced world, with its constant pursuit of optimization and perfection in all areas of life, the engagement with loss, illness, and death often takes a backseat for many. Nevertheless, the increasing life expectancy, advancements in medicine, and the expanded opportunities to actively participate in sociocultural, political, religious, and other groups ultimately cannot disguise the inevitable aging and the finitude of human existence. Against this backdrop, psychoanalysis holds a key position, having itself undergone constant change and numerous developments throughout its history. Psychoanalysts are aware of the timelessness of the unconscious, which resists the demands of reality. In clinical practice, the description...