Hermann Hesse

"Demian" is one of those books you want to keep on the bedside table, you know?

Reading is deep, the one we like to undermine, stop the book on the chest, and let heart and mind make your connections.

The things we see - are the same as we have within us. The only reality is the one that contains within us.

He talks about fear, not that fear caused by anxiety and little physical things, but the fear we feel to be who we really are. It's like Hesse put a mirror in front of us and say, "Look, it's okay to be afraid, but you don't have to be his prisoner." And then it goes beyond, exploring how often we let other people exert unnecessary power over us when we are insecure or uncertain of our own value.

Hesse also leads us to reflect on the role of fate and chance in our lives. He suggests that although we may not have control over everything, it is our responsibility to interpret the signs and direct our lives according to our deepest desires, accepting what fate offers us and shaping it with our will.

The book explores the duality of life, represented by good and evil, the conscious and the unconscious. It teaches us that these opposites coexist and that it is necessary to embrace both to understand the whole and grow as human beings.

When we hated a man, we hate something in Him we bring to ourselves.

The author also values ??individual freedom, reminds us of the importance of not conforming to social expectations. And that true spiritual growth comes from the courage to go the way, even if it means challenging norms and in some cases facing loneliness.

"Demian" brings us reflections on what we desire, deep in the soul, which is what drives us to move on, break down barriers and find our true self. This inner force we sometimes ignore is, in fact, what makes us unique and powerful at the end of the day.

This to share that, having "Demian" beside the bed is like having a night conversation with a wise friend who always has something new to teach you about yourself and the world around you.

A reading to nourish the soul, give us strength and remind us that you are, in fact, the protagonist of your own history.

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