Kant: The Riddle of an Unsolved Mystery

The purpose of these notes is to refute the arbitrary or snobbish judgments about Immanuel Kant, which have been formed during two "with a hook" centuries.
The first ones boil down to reviling Kant - "a small man with big ambitions" who writes incomprehensible things and incomprehensible for whom.
The second is to praise Kant with the pompous appearance of the "chosen" and "initiated", but not to understand him or what he did for all of us.
Yes, of course, Kant was short and - from birth - had weak health and physique. Yes, his personal life, as it is customary to say now, "did not work out." But he managed to help every person, regardless of their height, weight and other anthropometric data, to feel, perceive and realize their grandeur and the greatness of their purpose in this World.
Even the Great Mystery of Absolute Truth, solved by him, Kant did not publish, but left it in his manuscripts, because he did not want to deprive every thinking person of the joy of his own solution of the Mystery.
Translated into Ukrainian by Yaroslav Myshanych.