Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru

Unlike those of a good many luminaries of the world, Nehru's was a reputation that did not rise and fall like the flash of a skyrocket. With his passing behind the curtain of Eternity, India's heart was smitten with excruciating pangs and slow-healing sorrows, while America was deprived of two far-flung embracing arms. To America, Nehru was a fount of inspiration and an unforgettable international. To Nehru, America was a towering achievement, a great boon to the world at large. In Nehru we see a divine dreamer and a torch-bearer of Truth.

From:Sri Chinmoy,India, my India. Mother India's summit-prides, Agni Press, 1997
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