Siddhartha

"The novel (Siddhartha) is considered one of the most important novels written by the German-Swiss novelist Hermann Hesse, who spent half a century of his life contemplating, researching, and traveling to write this novel.Siddhartha: A Sanskrit word meaning one who achieves the goal. There is another term in Hinduism that is close to the concept of the soul, which is (Atman), and it can be defined as the hidden or metaphysical side of man. Some Hindu schools of thought consider it the basis of being, and (Atman) can be considered as part of Brahma (the Great Creator) within every human being. The author wrote his novel. This, influenced by the Indian prose style, through the feeling of spiritual isolation and search for oneself,