Siddhartha :: Hesse Siddhartha Essays

Siddhartha Siddhartha is extremely proud of his dexterity to think, fast, and clutch. These qualities also allow him to get a job with Kamaswami as a merchant. These are basically Siddharthas life achievements. Being able to do these things shows he is intelligent and more than able to do most(prenominal) tasks. This is probably why he flaunts it, and is proud of these abilities so much. In this essay I will discuss each of these abilities individually, and show how they apply to his life, what they do to enlighten him, or show him, and also show how they help him or hinder him in various situations. The ability to think obviously is something to be proud of. When a man can think on any topic, give feedback, and reflect on it, they are considered very valuable in any situation or job. When Kamaswami first meets Siddhartha, he is instantly impressed with his ability to read and write. We see how this ability to think can gain a man instant respect. tout ensemble Siddh arthas life he has been reading, writing, meditating, and studying. It is quite evident tat if you or I worked that hard, we would feel the same achievement he has, and try to apply our abilities to anything we do. Aside from mentation though, Kamaswami is also very impressed with waiting as we see when he says, Writing is good, thinking is better. Cleverness is good, patience is better. As much as Siddhartha thinks, his ability to wait is something that really defines his character even better. This is also incorporates with fasting, as well as thinking, but by itself waiting is extremely important. I have found, in all my years, myself to be quite impatient. This will probably harm me later in my life. The ability to wait also spurs the ability to think, and fast. Throughout all his studies, Siddhartha had to wait out the array of different teachings he went through to know truly in his heart, that they didnt apply to him. To wait on something shows wisdom, and matu rity. These are traits that no good man of affairs can ignore, as Kamaswami realizes. That is a major reason Siddhartha was hired. Lastly, fasting is something that once again requires patience, and deep