To draw a parallel between obsessive neurosis and religion, he drew disconcerting similarities between compulsive acts and religious practices which he believed were primarily aimed at the same thing: eliminating guilt through a compensatory ritual. restoration. Both the religious obsession and the main formula would be similar to what happens in a dream psychic scroll - through which the insignificant details of ritual activity become more important, as they are forcibly expelled from the truly meaningful content. Regarding this analogy, Freud concludes that we can conceive of obsessional neurosis as a pathological confrontation with religious training, presenting obsessional neurosis as an individual religiosity and religion as a universal obsessional neurosis. Religion is an important factor in contributing to Aurora's powerful Superego. This is very evident in her behavior when at just 28 years old she had her first boyfriend and even after reaching a state of maturity sufficient to have sex, she chose not to have that experience. Here clearly appears the active role of the It which operates according to pleasure