In Jain Dharma, a Siddha Atma is a soul that has become fully liberated from karma and the cycle of birth and death.

So, no — a Siddha Atma does not see the world like a worldly being, and does not actively help people by intervening in worldly events when prayed to.

What prayer can do

Praying to Siddha Bhagwan can still be spiritually meaningful because it:

• inspires faith
• reminds us of the goal of moksha
• helps us cultivate right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct
• strengthens inner purity and detachment

Jain understanding

In Jainism, liberation means the soul is:

• free from karma
• free from attachment
• free from desire to act in worldly matters

So a Siddha does not “grant” boons or change events. The real benefit of prayer is in our own spiritual upliftment.

Simple conclusion

• Can Siddha Atma see the world? No, not in the worldly sense.
• Can they help if we pray? They do not directly interfere in worldly life, but prayer can help us become better, calmer, and spiritually stronger.

If you want, I can also explain the difference between Siddha, Arihant, and Deva in Jainism.