I’ll start — People often ask me which Alan Watts book to read first. In my opinion, “The Book: On The Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are” is his magnum opus. It’s short, and yet every word o...
This sounds great, and thanks for getting the ball rolling, Alan. Here’s a favourite of mine which seems to complement yours:
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Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse is a short Bildungsroman which focuses on the spiritual, social and moral growth of the protagonist, named Siddhartha, from childhood to adulthood.
Originally written in German, Siddhartha is beautifully written and is set during the time of the Buddha.
It’s a serene and thought-provoking read and one which I often find myself reflecting on. If you enjoy this Hesse has written plenty more brilliant, insightful, and lyrical novels.
#Siddhartha #HermannHesse Bookstr
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Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse is a short Bildungsroman which focuses on the spiritual, social and moral growth of the protagonist, named Siddhartha, from childhood to adulthood.
Originally written in German, Siddhartha is beautifully written and is set during the time of the Buddha.
It’s a serene and thought-provoking read and one which I often find myself reflecting on. If you enjoy this Hesse has written plenty more brilliant, insightful, and lyrical novels.
#Siddhartha #HermannHesse Bookstr
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