3 5 2 D O C U M E N T 3 6 9 J A N U A R Y 1 9 2 9 369. To Boris Georgiev [1] Berlin W., 11 January 1929 Dear Mr. Georgiev, Now that I have duly engulfed myself in your image, I feel the need to send you my heartfelt thanks.[2] We wretched apparitions of fleeting coming to be and pass- ing away have a desire for being, a miserable love for a different, unattainable world. The latter also serves the artist and his model, each in his own way, and they take pleasure in this service. May your creativity in the future gain as much from the world of Being as is pos- sible for a mortal. Your, A. Einstein H  g  H      + 2H  h s   h s  H    h s  h s    h s    –   + 2H  s h     h s  2 H  s h   ,  h s  – 2H  s h     h s  2H     h s   h s  – 2 H    h s     h s  – h  s H s h   h s  H     h s   h s  – H  s h   h s  H  s h     h s  – + H  H     – H      H      – + [8]