Vienna IX, Berggasse 19
December 9, 1928

Dear Major*

Let me confine my English to this address. The idea that Havelock Ellis will help you with the translation of this letter makes the writing of it easier for me. There are few people with whom I prefer-or would prefer-to correspond.

I conclude from your pamphlet as well as from your letters that you have an enthusiastic nature, which makes me realize that I shall have to disappoint you.

I have little fault to find with your Gospel of Living; so allow me to express that little. To turn human beings into gods and the earth into heaven would not be an aim of mine. This is too reminiscent of