Again, we see the difference between the path of knowledge and wisdom. In the last part he finds his true 'Self'. He discovers that all has been harmonious and unified. A man who seeks a goal is one who seeks something in the universe for the 'Self'. Since a man has potential to be within the universe, he has potential to simulating the good, the evil and all the morals in between.
Wisdom is difficult to speak.
In a society where ego and identification are prevalent in most thought and cultural influence, very little insight could be considered more valuable than that of Hermann Hesse in his account of a wanderer searching for meaning and truth. In this story of self-discovery, Siddhartha undergoes a multitude of changes influenced by the people around him, and his own thoughts turned action in the world around him, in an attempt to rid himself of his ego. Siddhartha embarks on a journey, joining with different groups of people. Some are also wndering truth-seekers, but finds no peace with them. Through all of his experiences, Siddhartha learns all about the suffering in life and the fact that it is completely unavoidable.