“悉多” (Siddha) refers to a person who has attained a high level of spiritual realization or mastery in certain traditions, particularly in Buddhism and Hinduism. The term is often associated with individuals who have achieved enlightenment or possess special powers, known as siddhis, through rigorous meditation and spiritual practices. In Buddhism, Siddhas are often revered as teachers or enlightened beings who guide others on their spiritual paths. In Hinduism, they may be seen as yogis or sages who have transcended ordinary human limitations. The concept emphasizes the pursuit of spiritual knowledge and the transformative power of meditation.