
Siddhartha
An Indian Tale
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Narrado por:
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Arthur Brown
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Hermann Hesse
Herman Hesse, the German-Swiss poet, novelist and painter, was born in 1877 in Calw, Germany. His parents were Christian missionaries, with interests in book publishing, and young Herman grew up in a world of theological discussion. Through his grandfather, who had worked in India as a missionary, he also possessed a keen awareness of Eastern philosophy and spirituality.
Siddhartha, a story based on the early life of Gautama Buddha, is concerned with the human search for self-knowledge and authentic spirituality. Hesse had written the first part of the book easily enough, but had to stop for a year with depression, before completing it in 1922. The book is a synthesis of Buddhist, Hindu, Taoist, and Christian thought, though Hesse rejected all conventional religion for a more individual and personal path. As he wrote: ‘The only thing of importance to me is being able to love the world, without looking down on it, without hating it and myself - being able to regard it and myself and all beings with love, admiration, and reverence.’
He became popular for his spiritual writing in the American counter-culture scene of the 1960s - and since his death in 1962, he has been one of the best-selling German writers in the world.
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Enlightening story
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What a great story. Never has a book done such a wonderful job conveying the oneness of all things.
Never has a book allowed me to look at thoughts and words in such a new light of understanding.
One to be read and re-read over and over
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For the narration, I really enjoyed his voice, it was extremely pleasant to listen to, but I listen to audiobooks whilst driving and he quite often lowers his voice toward the end of a paragraph or statement which is really difficult to hear in a moving car. I wish he stayed more consistent in his projection. Other than that, it was a lovely listen.
Great story, good narration
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A wonderful journey
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Absolutely compelling story!!!
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For old and young, wise and foolish, good and evil...
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A book everyone should read at least once.
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Slow but captivating - worth the listen!
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What made the experience of listening to Siddhartha the most enjoyable?
This is a very good performance of a realy wonderful and insightful book. It provides a very accessable look at Budest concepts and life in india during the time of the Buda. It does not pretend to be a teacher or a preacher, it simply tells the story in an eligant simple way and alows the reader/listner to be carried along and emersed in this insightful and moving parable. Highly recomended.Who was your favorite character and why?
Sidartha is the main character, he is very likeable and interesting, providing a good vehicle for the Budest concepts Hesse is trying to convey.What about Arthur Brown’s performance did you like?
The narrator did a great job of presenting this lively text without over acting or remaining too bland. The listner is imediatly drawn into the story and will notice the narration very little. As it should be.If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
A journey into the heart of BudisimOne of tye best Hesse novels.
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Excellent narration
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