Siddhartha, a novel by Hermann Hesse, explores the spiritual journey of a young boy named Siddhartha from the Indian subcontinent  during the era of Lord Buddha. Through simple yet profound prose, Hesse delivers a powerful message for all spiritual seekers. The story follows Siddhartha, a Brahmin boy, as he embarks on a quest to understand enlightenment. His journey takes him through various roles: a devout Brahmin, an ascetic Samana, a wealthy merchant, a lover, an ordinary ferryman, and a father. Neither fully committed to devotional practices nor solely meditative rituals, Siddhartha ultimately harmonizes with the world around him. He aligns with nature’s rhythms and learns profound truths from the river, inviting readers to listen to its wisdom and discover deeper meaning.