For Deleuze, the transcendent entered into philosophy as a strategy and subjected to life judging process at different periods and in forms appropriate to the characteristics of these periods. In this process, by preventing life’s production of immanence, its essential elements difference and multiplicity are reduced to identity and negated. Deleuze, saving life from judgement and its forms, often gives literary references in his works as well as references to philosophers so as to affirm its difference and multiplicity in the process of becoming. So in our study, we will focus on the concept ‘Body without Organs’, which he borrowed from Artaud, and in this context, his critics of organism that he puts forward in his works. We will express that it is possible to overcome present transcendent organizations, to transcend the organisms that they constitute, and to have different life possibilities with our immanent and free practice. And also, through Artaud we will draw attention to the significant role of literature in the process of creation of these new possibilities for life.