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In this letter, Pauli speculates about the connection between synchronicity and Leibniz's synchronized monads. He writes on the necessity for introducing into science a principle more general than causality and similar to that of the "correspondentia" of the Middle Ages which would give significance both to causality and synchronicity in a wider frame.

Pauli writes on the symbol of trinity.

Pauli asks some questions concerning the connection between spin and statistics. He also quotes Schopenhauer about Plotinus.

Pauli adds some reference to Fierz's paper on magnetic poles in connection with group theoretical considerations, published in: Helvetica physica acta: 17, 1943.

Pauli gives some further remarks on the representation theory.

Pauli replies on a question about the energy-momentum tensor.

Pauli remarks on Fierz' representation of the rotatory groups, on the relativistic energy-momentum tensor and on Bohm's and Einstein's conception of quantum physics.

Pauli asks a question about the significance of certain form factors in C Bloch's theory.

Pauli writes on a letter by Møller (Copenhagen) about the interpretation of C Bloch's results.

Pauli makes a recapitulation of the axioms of the theory of probability and the law of large numbers and discusses the significance of the large deviation from the expected value. He also writes on the possibility of the influence on the results by the observer.