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In truth, he begins doubt if any teaching will lead to true enlightenment. He leaves Govinda behind and begins his own quest for the meaning of life. He will make his own path. Siddhartha, now alone, goes from one extreme to the other. While with the Shramanas, he rejected all forms of pleasure and earthly desires...
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While with the Shramanas, he rejected all forms of pleasure and earthly desires. Now on his own path he begins to embrace them. In his travels he meets Vasudeva, a kind ferryman who takes him accoss the river at the price of nothing more than his friendship...
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Siddhartha As Samanas, the pair of friends gets rid of all of their possessions and practice mortification (the control of physical desires and passions) of the flesh, especially through fasting...	1 / 228
What Caused The Charismatic Siddhartha To Deviate From His Potential Path? Why Was He Seeking Alternatives? One of the most important reasons that make Siddhartha to deviate from his potential path is his own trait. He was thirsty for knowledge. He felt that the Brahmins could not provide him with knowledge that he needed to seek the ultimate truth as Hesse wrote that “They (the Brahmins) had already poured the sum total of their knowledge into his waiting vessel; and the vessel was not full, his intellect was not satisfied, his soul was not at peace, his heart was not still...	2 / 423
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