Heidegger blames traditional Western metaphysics of forgetting the “nothingness” that “covers” begin. The same nation expressed as “not-being” also created difficulty in Hegel’s dialectics. The paradox of being and not-being plays an important role in his dialectics. The traditional way of conceiving being as substance has a reverse turn in Hegel’s Science of Logic. He asks himself in the chapter entitled” whereshould scientific reflection beings? and he uses the idea of. “pure not-being” to be the second moment of being. At the same time, he upholds the theory that “ being and not-being are one.” He repeatedly uses the expression of “pure” to show that “pure being” begins with “not-being.” In this ay, he makes clear the role that “not-being” plays in the dialectical novement of the mind. The intention of this paper is to investigate Hehel’s idea of “pure being,” “pure not-being,” “the their” and “becoming.” It attempts to show that the onological status of Hegel’s “not-being” is based on the traditional idea of “Logos” in Western philosophy. His uses logic to expose the nature of the activity og the spirit. He bypasses the rational elements of knowledge and intends to build up in this way a “Unified Philosophy” where being and not-being, positive and negative, meet and disappear into each other.