Siddhartha An Indian Tale (1922) Audiobook by Herman Hesse

Опубликовано: 23 Июнь 2025
на канале: New Library of Alexandria

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Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse is a timeless exploration of the soul’s journey toward enlightenment, set in the spiritual landscape of ancient India. The novel follows Siddhartha, a seeker dissatisfied with traditional teachings, as he embarks on a quest to uncover the ultimate truth about life, self, and the divine. Through his encounters with ascetics, spiritual teachers, sensual pleasures, and the trials of human suffering, Siddhartha learns that wisdom cannot be taught—it must be experienced through the soul’s direct connection with the world and the self.

Esoterically, Siddhartha serves as a profound allegory for the spiritual seeker’s path, emphasizing self-discovery, inner harmony, and the unity of all existence. Hesse captures the tension between external guidance and the inner voice, illustrating that true enlightenment comes from personal realization rather than adherence to dogma. The novel resonates deeply with mystical traditions, offering insights into the interconnectedness of life, the nature of suffering, and the transcendent wisdom that arises when the soul aligns with the flow of existence. For modern seekers, Siddhartha remains a powerful reminder that the answers to life’s greatest questions lie not outside, but within.

0:00:00 NLA Intro & Title
0:00:13 First Part - The Son of the Brahman
0:15:01 With the Samanas
0:32:53 Gotama
0:49:25 Awakening
0:57:19 Second Part - Kamala
1:21:20 With the Childlike People
1:36:32 Sansara
1:53:52 By the River
2:15:20 The Ferryman
2:37:26 The Son
2:54:15 Om
3:07:15 Govinda
3:27:33 NLA Outro