Siddhartha Hermann Hesse -

“And that is good,” Vasudeva said, his weathered face a mask of ancient calm. “To suffer. To love. To let go.”

One day, Vasudeva walked into the forest. He did not say goodbye. He simply went to merge with the trees, as Siddhartha would one day merge with the river. The old ferryman had become the listening itself. siddhartha hermann hesse

And he had grown tired. So tired, that the only honest thing left was to walk to this river and sink. “And that is good,” Vasudeva said, his weathered

Vasudeva’s wisdom was not in words. It was in listening. He did not preach detachment or desire. He simply pointed to the water. “It has laughed at you,” Vasudeva said, not unkindly. “But it will teach you, if you stay.” “And that is good