In "psychic reality," we encounter a series of entities that literally exist only on the basis of a certain misrecognition, that is to say, insofar as the subject does not know something, insofar as something is left unspoken, is not integrated into the symbolic universe.
As soon as the subject comes to "know too much," he pays for this excess, surplus knowledge "in the flesh," by the very substance of his being.
The ego is above all an entity of this order; it is a series of imaginary identifications upon which the consistency of a subject's being depends, but as soon as the subject "knows too much,'' gets too close to the unconscious truth, his ego dissolves.
一系列的误认构成了心相存在的基础。一旦知道过多实相，主体就需要亲自付出自我溶解的代价。
真实的感想必须隐藏，因为它根本无法裸露，裸露的一刻就失去真实。