A Collection Of A Hundred Great Brains

There Was Need Of A Phantastic, Indestructible Optimism, And One Far Removed From All Sense Of Reality, In Order, For Example, To Discover In The Shameful Death Of Christ Really The Highest Salvation And The Redemption Of The World.

Between The Dreams Of Night And Day There Is Not So Great A Difference.

It Is The Individual's Task To Differentiate Himself From All The Others And Stand On His Own Feet. All Collective Identities . . . Interfere With The Fulfillment Of This Task. Such Collective Identities Are Crutches For The Lame, Shields For The Timid, Beds For The Lazy, Nurseries For The Irresponsible. . . .

That Which We Do Not Confront In Ourselves We Will Meet As Fate.

Hitler's Movement Is Near To Mohammedanism.