Siddhartha Discussion One

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Siddhartha Discussion One Chapters one and Two

Insatiable: Unquenchable thirst or hunger

Satya: hindu concept of absolute truth

Ascetic: a person or act that denies physical comforts in the interest of spiritual growth

Samsara- The wheel of reincarnation

Nirvana- freedom from samsara

Vedas- Hindu holy texts attributed to Brahma

What do you feel is the purpose of your life? What is it? Or Do human beings have a purpose in life? If so, what happens if that purpose is not met?

What questions do you have about the reading you did for today? About Hinduism? Buddhism?

What steps in the heroic cycle did you see?

How did Siddhartha grow as a person in this reading?

Describe Siddhartha and Govinda’s relationship.

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