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Die Märchen

Author
Hermann Hesse
Language
German
Length
104 pages
ISBN
9781787362598
Published
13 March 2021
Imprint
Urban Romantics
  • Hermann Hesse
  • Siddhartha
  • spirituality
  • empowerment
  • spiritual growth
  • meaning of life
  • Buddha
  • Buddhism
  • Hindu
  • coming of age

Description

A young woman lived in Mostackerstrasse, who had lost her husband to an accident soon after the wedding, and now she sat poor and abandoned in her little room and waited for her child, who was not to have a father. And because she was so completely alone, all her thoughts always lingered on the expected child, and there was nothing beautiful and splendid and enviable that she had not thought out and wished for and dreamed of for this child. A stone house with mirrored windows and a fountain in the garden seemed just good enough for the little one, and for his future he had to be at least a professor or a king.

Author

Hermann Hesse (1877–1962) was a German-Swiss poet and novelist who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1946. His books explore the inward journey — the search for authenticity, spiritual balance, and self-knowledge beyond social convention. Siddhartha, Demian, and Steppenwolf made him a guiding voice for generations of readers across Europe and America. Hesse writes with lyrical simplicity about the hardest question: how to become oneself.