This article deals with the transformation in the intersubjectivity analytic field of modern psychoanalytic. The Intersubjectivity analytic field is based on the concept of field leading to Binswanger, Perls, Lewin, Baranger, Merleau–Ponty, Bion, Ogden, and Ferro. It also deals with what the analytic process of co–construct transformation. The term intersubjectiuity refers in the most basic sense to the interaction between two subjects: myself and another person, or self and other. The inrersubjective field is an area of common engagement in which my individual subjectivity is articulated and communicated(Roger Frie & Bruce Reis, 2001). In intersubjectivity analytic field, the beta element of the client’s emotions that can not be digested or named is transformed into an alpha element in the analyst’s reverie, containing, the alpha function, and transformed into a new story. I would like to mention the transformation of anger in the space of Jonah and God, the Bible figure, as a clinical example applying this process.