Maha Guru

Set against the backdrop of 19th-century India, the novel explores the life of Maha Guru, an Indian figure revered as a god by his followers. It delves into his teachings and their profound impact on society, while also addressing the political and social dynamics of the time. Written in a realistic style, the narrative highlights the tension between religious faith and human reason. As a significant work in German literature regarding India, it offers insights into the European engagement with Hinduism.