Sadahartha

Hermann Hesse's 'Siddhartha' is a philosophical novel that follows the spiritual journey of a young man in ancient India.

Dissatisfied with traditional teachings, Siddhartha leaves his home and family to seek enlightenment through various paths.

He explores asceticism, sensual pleasures, and material wealth, but finds none of these bring lasting peace.

Eventually, he becomes a ferryman and learns wisdom from the river, realizing the interconnectedness of all things.

The novel explores themes of self-discovery, the illusion of time, and the importance of personal experience in finding truth.

'Siddhartha' remains a beloved work, celebrated for its simple yet profound exploration of the human quest for meaning.