Siddhartha Chapters 1-7

Based on what we've read so far, how do Hesse and Siddhartha's lives connect?

Which theme does this describe: We learn lessons by making choices, facing consequences, and self-reflecting

Why does Siddhartha leave Gotama?

Siddhartha would agree with this statement: You can teach knowledge but you can't teach wisdom

Why physical description belongs to kamaswami?

What lessons learned from the Samanas deos Siddhartha teach to Kamala?

Using the language of Ch. 2, why does Siddhartha leave the Samanas?

Shared in Ch. 1 and 5, what is the meaning of Siddhartha's name?

Which theme does this quote most support: Siddhartha learned something new on every step of his path (37)

What religion did Herman Hesse's parents belong to and has an underlying impact on his storytelling?

What is the greatest achievement for someone belonging to the buddhist religion?

What motif is most prevalent when Siddhartha meets Vasudeva (the ferryman)?

What lesson does Siddhartha learn from Govinda?

An object, image, or idea that appears multiple times in a book

What type of relationship does Siddhartha have with Kamaswami?