Although I can not answer these questions myself there is a
couple free responses on this website!
Also all the responses are in the comment section by
students.
Here are two more questions from this website.
Great for study questions.
What are some examples of the “4 Nobles Truths” found in
this novel?
Suffering is universal.
The cause of suffering is desire (material things).
The cure for suffering is to eliminate desire.
To eliminate desire following Eightfold Path.
The cause of suffering is desire (material things).
The cure for suffering is to eliminate desire.
To eliminate desire following Eightfold Path.
What are some examples of Siddhartha following the 8-fold
path? Give at least 3 from the novel so far.
Right conduct
Right speech
Right means of livelihood
Right knowledge
Right intention
Right effort
Right mindfulness
Right concentration
Right speech
Right means of livelihood
Right knowledge
Right intention
Right effort
Right mindfulness
Right concentration
I also found student made questions here
Is Siddhartha wise? He's clearly adept in studying different
spiritual creeds, but his arrogance and impatience are still major parts of his
personality. Is his drive for spiritual enlightenment enough to make him a wise
person? When (if ever) did he cross the line between a precocious young adult
to a wise man?
This question reminds me of one that was on the English exam
last year. They try to play mind games with you and through you off track,
However reinforcing your knowledge of how wise he is by making certain
decisions in the story like leaving to move forward instead of back where he
doesn't belong is a great example. Sure he has his moments of uncertainty
and arrogance but that is a trait of those who have see the world to such an
extent others have not.
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