Carl Gustav Jung was a psychiatrist and a psychotherapist who was one of the early supporters of Freud as they shared  the same interest in the unconscious mind. He was also the founder of the analytical school of psychology and was a part of the Vienna Psychoanalytical Society. When the International Psychoanalytical society was formed, he became the first president on Freud’s recommendation. His work has been influential in psychiatry, anthropology, archaeology, literature, religious studies and philosophy. He was also a prolific writer.

Albert Einstein was a Jewish Physicist who founded the special theory of relativity and the matter-energy equation. His father was an engineer in Munich. He couldn’t handle the strict discipline and authority and that was one of the reasons he dropped out of school. He also dodged military duty with a doctor’s note stating nervous exhaustion. He was a free spirit, he always believed that “imagination was more important than knowledge”. He was also a peace lover and even though he was one of the pioneers in realising atomic and nuclear power, he was completely against its use for destruction of life and property. He was a war pacifist.

Born in Ulm – Wurttemberg, Germany on 14^th March 1879  to Hermann Einstein and Pauline Koch, an engineer father and a homemaker mother, Albert Einstein was an inquisitive child, to say the least. He attended school in Luitpold Gymnasium, Munich, but felt alienated most of the time as he found it hard to adjust to the didactic teaching style and also had some speech defects. He was deeply interested in classical music and also started playing the violin at an early age.