Siddhartha

by Herman Hesse | Literature & Fiction |
ISBN: 1419377930 Global Overview for this book
Registered by bartonz of Bellevue, Washington USA on 6/26/2007
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Journal Entry 1 by bartonz from Bellevue, Washington USA on Tuesday, June 26, 2007
review to follow

Journal Entry 2 by bartonz from Bellevue, Washington USA on Thursday, August 23, 2007
From the book -- a burned Audible download 4 cd's

Siddhartha is Nobel Prize-winning author Hermann Hesse's most famous and influential work, a novel of self-exploration that will linger in your mind and spirit for a lifetime. A young man, blessed with loving parents and a safe home in a world where want and neglect abound, leaves this haven in search of himself. He joins the Samanas, a band of wandering ascetics without possessions or earthly ties. His quest unfulfilled, he descends into a life of unbounded luxury and indulgence. Where is truth? Where will his soul find true ease? In denial? In decadence? Or in some truth far greater than himself, so simple, so close to him, yet so obvious that only clear eyes may see it? Siddhartha reawakens questions most of us have long ceased asking ourselves and opens paths to spirituality many of us have never traveled. Translated by Joachim Neugroschel.

Journal Entry 3 by sarradee from Mansfield, Texas USA on Thursday, August 30, 2007
sounds like a very interesting listen, thank you for offering it in the VBB.

Journal Entry 4 by sarradee from Mansfield, Texas USA on Monday, March 17, 2008
Read/listened for the 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die Challenge.

Listened to these CD's on a long roadtrip. Sadly I did not experience a spiritual awakening from listening to the story of Siddhartha's travels. In some ways I found him a very selfish young man, who renounced his family to join a band of wandering shamanas, then later renounced the ascetic life to take up the cause of hedonism, then renounced that lifestyle when it no longer suited. Siddhartha spent his life searching for peace and nirvana but came across as a very unhappy man who couldn't grasp what was right in front of his face.

Journal Entry 5 by sarradee from Mansfield, Texas USA on Friday, July 18, 2008
Mailing to Rannie who chose it out of the audio VBB.

Journal Entry 6 by rannie from Eatonton, Georgia USA on Sunday, July 27, 2008
Thanks Sarradee, I look forward to listening to this.

Journal Entry 7 by rannie at Ocee Library in John's Creek, Georgia USA on Monday, February 16, 2009

Released 15 yrs ago (2/16/2009 UTC) at Ocee Library in John's Creek, Georgia USA

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