Jung advises cultivating a second, superordinate center of personality, away from the ego yet not completely unconscious, which Jung calls the Self, as a container for this psychic energy  from the unconscious.
Carl Jung suggests that individuals should cultivate a second, more significant center of personality, distinct from their ego but not completely hidden in the unconscious. He refers to this as the Self, a space that serves as a repository and manager of psychic energy originating from the unconscious mind.