The Rudolf Steiner Archive

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To Marie von Sivers in Berlin
Friday, April 7, 1905

Cannstatt, April 7, 1905

My darling! I have to set a few moments aside to write you a few lines. My thoughts are with you. I love both of your letters. But there is one thing you should not do: worry all the time. Look: the matter was really not that bad. All the people who got on the coupe in Berlin that I was sitting in got off in Leipzig, so around half past one, and then I was all alone until Nuremberg, that is, until eight o'clock. It is always better to become a little more indifferent in such matters. If you are always worried about me, I have to worry again because of your worries, and we can't get along at all. But I love you so much. And everything will surely be fine with us both. Stay safe, healthy, and fresh. I have to find you like this when I come home after all my travels.

Now for a few practical questions: In Breschen's “Vâhan” one can write something like this:

The library of the Berlin branch (German Theosophical Society) is located - - - and books can be borrowed under the following conditions.

I believe that Bresch, in his inability to keep time, is making the greatest folly, if we do not simply demand of him: the note as it is now should be left out, and this short one should be put in its place. We don't need more than that.

The program should read for May 4th:

Schiller and the Present (Theosophical Schiller Celebration).

Have you sent the program to Hayns Erben? Please write to me for Monday, or Sunday to Hamburg so that I do not send a second program manuscript there.

The book lists are quite correct. Also the part about “Lucifers”.

So once again, warmest regards. Stay fresh, healthy and safe.

Yours, Rudolf.