DISCUSSION: Dr. Ludwig Eidelberg said that Ferenczi was the most charming man he ever met and the best lecturer. He recalled the advice of Nietzsche that great men should disguise their greatness to avoid the envy of those who work hard and produce little. He agreed that many had tried to imitate Ferenczi's approach without talking about it and even Freud 'was not as passive as his pupils accused him of being'. He emphasized the importance of Ferenczi's studies of infantile omnipotence and their relevance to psychoanalytic technique.