In order to make an approximation between analytical psychology and homeopathy, we approach the theoretical and practical foundations of homeopathy, with reference to Jungian psychology with its conceptions of archetype and psychoid phenomena. At this point, we found numerous possibilities for expanding our understanding of the existing links, not only between matter and the psyche, but also about the role and role of the human being in this interface. For a better understanding of what we propose, we present the systemic approach in homeopathy and describe some clinical cases. The systemic approach, as described by Sankaran, understands that the health disorder is always psychophysical, that is, it affects the individual as a whole, and it uses seven levels to understand the dynamics of this disorder, which, in its symptomatic expression, allows the diagnosis of the kingdom and the source, or specific pattern to which it belongs. Here we describe three different clinical cases, belonging to the mineral, plant and animal kingdom, with their respective homeopathic diagnoses. These diagnoses, which associate human beings with patterns of suffering and illness related to non-human beings, through an archetypal matrix, allow us to observe the existence of a typology and psychopathology of natural base, empirically observed. We conclude that Jungian psychology and homeopathy, although distinct,