Farter pain, the house of diversity

It was not for a people who honor themselves and want to be counted among the living nations to be ignorant of a poet philosopher like Geeta, whose artistic and philosophical genius has had the most profound impact on the scientific and psychological life of the modern world. And it was not for this people to be ignorant of a book like "The Sorrows of Werther," which all of Europe knew and loved and took to heart, to the extent that you see no boy or girl at the age of sixteen except that they read it and try to understand its meanings and be inspired by it. It seemed to them that this book does not describe what passes through the mind of a private person of thought, nor what it possesses of desire, nor what emotional influence it has on them; rather, it describes the psychological life of every young man and woman across different times and places, and across varying circumstances and conditions.