He was always humane in his dealings with others, even when he was misunderstood. Anyone who studies his great life in depth must appreciate his humane personality apart from his intellectual brilliance, though the two aspects were harmonious in him. Yet the works of the understanding outlast the noisy bustling generations and spread light and warmth across the centuries.”Įinstein was instinctively otherworldly. Weak, indeed, compared with the follies and passions of mankind, which, we must admit, almost entirely control our human destinies, in great things and small. “Reason, of course, is weak, when measured against its never-ending task. Published in Prabuddha Bharata, December 2008
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