In the corner of a book, there is a fascinating journey called Siddhartha. This is not just the story of the Buddha, but the life of a person, a life that an ordinary person can experience.
The story begins with a young and energetic boy who always believes that he has been chosen by fate. He resolutely left the past behind and embarked on a stumbling journey, pursuing the voice in his heart, chasing fame and fortune, experiencing the sublimation of friendship, and tasting the taste of love. However, unlike others, Siddhartha's lifelong pursuit of the harmony and unity of life seems grand, but it is an unavoidable proposition for everyone.
The text of the book is like a poetic outpouring of words, full of Hesse's unique charm. Dubbed "an Indian poem", the book has always been highly regarded as a favorite by Henry Miller and fascinated by many celebrities, including Radiohead. In the sixties of the last century, there was a craze for reading Hesse in the United States, and college students held a copy of the book.
However, as the book reveals, wisdom cannot simply be imparted to others, it can only be discovered, to be experienced. So, if you stumble upon this little book, savor the words and feel the wisdom it contains.
Wisdom, the elusive brilliance, is a shining star that illuminates our path. However, this star cannot simply be grasped, cannot be bound to words and teachings. Wisdom is an experience that is deeply embedded in the soul, and it is only through personal exploration and personal experience that one can truly touch its edge.
Wisdom is an inner growth, an inner self-exploration. It is by confronting challenges and dilemmas head-on, learning from failures and pain, and drawing strength and wisdom from them. Wisdom requires us to embrace the ups and downs of life, to embrace the darkness and light, and to find balance and wisdom in it.
Everyone's path is unique. We all have our own experiences, perceptions, and values, and it is only through our own experiences that we can truly understand and apply wisdom. Wisdom is a process of vipassana, a deep contemplation and perception of the self and the world. It requires us to face our inner fears and contradictions, to courageously question the meaning of our existence, and to constantly seek answers.
May you gain some insight after reading the story of Siddhartha, so that you can begin to experience your own life and wisdom for yourself. This work will take you on a poetic journey that inspires you, making you think about the true meaning of life and find your way to the depths of your heart. On this journey, you will experience the ups and downs of life and the quest for unity.
