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Vienna, November 25, 1914
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
Your illustrious portrait, just arrived, hastens the reply that I owe you. First I want to reproach you for thinking of something so nonsensical as the Jungian prophecy on such an inopportune occasion. You are more deeply immersed in the occult than we assume. But be that as it may, don't you consider the war to be that to which the oracle alludes? If it is drawn out and kills me in some way or another, then my own superstition, with the numbers that you know, will turn out to be right.1
I also sent you the last proofs of the Theory of Sexuality, from which you will have gained insight into some new things.2 Since we separated, I have been very industrious. In addition to the 112-page-strong case history,