سدهارتا

The novel (Siddhartha) is considered one of the most important novels written by the German-Swiss novelist Herman Hesse, who spent half a century in contemplation, research, and travel until he wrote this novel. Siddhartha: a Sanskrit word meaning the one who has achieved his goal. There is another term in Hinduism close to the concept of the soul, which is (Atman), and it can be defined as the hidden or metaphysical aspect of the human being. Some Hindu philosophical schools consider it the foundation of existence, and (Atman) can be regarded as part of Brahma (the Supreme Creator) within every human. The author wrote this novel influenced by the Indian prose style, through feelings of spiritual solitude and the search for self. Author: Herman Hesse Translation: Samir Jreis Number of pages: 248 Publisher: Dar Kirma