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The unconscious is not only not a scientific discovery but above all not pathological, it cannot be treated and does not obey any universal therapeutic structure. It is neither personal nor familial nor subjective. It is impersonal, ontological, genealogical and biological. Memory and consciousness are not therapies for him but prejudices, he is grasped scientifically by investigation and individually by intuition and sensitivity, forgetfulness is his strength. The sick man is not the one who remembers nothing but the one who remembers everything, he is the one who has lost everything but his memory. Any external intervention is harmful to him insofar as it involves him and embarks him in manipulations, interactions and projections which are totally foreign to him and sometimes destructive. The unconscious is individual without being subjective, ontological without being of universal structure, it is a non-pathological creative power. Consciousness is only a detail in the unconscious and can serve neither as a revealer nor as a purifier.