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— With reference to the fertile moments described by the contributors of this congress, the author underlines the relation of the dimension of time to sublimation. Inspired by Levinas, she puts forward the idea of a time of the other. She underlines the fundamental role of the existence of a matrix space of the analyst and that of his position of caress (linked to this space/time of the other) with regard to the fertile/sublimatory moments that arise in the course of the analytic process. She refers, in particular, to the interventions made during the congress by Ribas, Donnet, Utrilla, Roussillon, Kristeva and Guillaumin.