The Story Of Siddhartha - Summary & Quotes
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- Here we have a SIDDHARTHA SUMMARY from the book by Herman Hesse. Dive into the themes of the book in this video!
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This video covers the inspired boy Siddhartha, who leaves the Brahmans to find enlightenment. We have a summary of the plot as well as the top quotes.
This video is pretty much a synopsis or sparknotes of the book with that covers the story. Let us know in the comments what videos you'd like to see next:
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What are some similar book like this that you would recommend?
Jeffrey Marr The Alchemist
@@KIDHYPHEN Love the alchemist
Thus spoke Zarathustra
The little prince
@@4dmusic447 One of my favorites!
POV: You didn't read the book and now you have a quiz on Siddartha in 5 minutes
thats exactly why im here😭
SAME
Whaaat? Noo……..
same dude
same... but its a final essay... HOW IS THIS BOOK OVER 125 PAGES LONG YET CAN BE SUMMERIZED INTO A DAMN 4 MINUET VIDEO.
This is a life changing book man. I read it once and found so many lessons. Some other youtuber summarized and found different lessons and now you with your summary. So many lessons in this book. This is the type of book you'd say "If there is one book you have to read, learn then this is it"
I love one summary from one CZcamsr which said that you can learn knowledge from books but when are you doing to live life? Sure it's good to gain knowledge on how to journey through life but when is the time to live life? Where your experience and your wisdom matters. This was truly profound as it got me thinking also of all the self help books. Siddhartha had weight in words when he said that wisdom passed on sounds foolish. You have to live life.
This is something I was thinking about as well. Maybe there’s something in the water.
You can read books and that is how you acquire knowledge. But then when you apply that knowledge and learn the lessons that the application brings, that’s when it becomes wisdom
It's only life changing to people who never read much nor contemplated the human condition much. There are many far deeper books out there.
@@lauroandrea3241 Recommend me then.
"There is a path in front of you, you afre destined for, the gods are awaiting you." Nice Siddhartha summary!
The course of a warriors destiny is unalterable. The challenge is how far he can go within those rigid bounds
One of my all time favorite books. Hesse is a genius, i recommend everyone who can read it in german to read it in the original language. Great summary, showed me aspects i didn't noticed.
Eric Seeling yeah it’s always cool seeing other people’s perspectives of the book. I am very business and goal focused so I get inspired by the attitude Siddhartha has for achieving his goals. Unfortunately no German for me so I can’t read it in the original form
Similar books I know of (please add to list here):
- The Alchemist
- Steppenwolf
- Tao of pooh
- Bhagwat Gita
- Meditations
- All of Nietzsche
the alchemist is very good.
Dune kinda fits the list as well
Just finished it. The last chapter is loaded with insight. Loved it.
Matt Clay glad you liked it. I got a lot from every part of the book. Even the intro where he stood still all night determined to get his fathers permission to leave
@@JeffreyMarr Honestly there were alot of moments like that. I listened to audio book. I think I'll read my paper back in a different translation next. Cheers.
I didn't understood the last chapter 🤐
My favorite book all time, LIFE CHANGING💯
Life changing is right! it's right up therre for me too. Top 5 for sure
"but khamala is all about that money" boy got me dead af
She really was tho
Very good summary. My favorite book. One of the few I can read over again.
@@DamionHamilton1277 It’s up there for me as well. Of course I have alchemist on that list as well
I'm currently reading SIDDHARTHA
That's what it is! Hope you're loving it!
"He passes his enlightenment to Govinda by having him kiss his forehead?" Sounds like a fairytale the way you narrate it, to be honest. LOL. I read this book about a decade ago. Since then, I've learned a lot about Theravada Buddhism, which is the earliest school of Buddhism. Fast forward to the present day when a friend reminds me of the book and I decided to watch this film. I discovered inaccuracies in the story as regards Buddhism. One of them is that Siddhartha "became enlightened" but then left the holy life of a samana and became a householder again and worked as a ferryman. Arahants don't engage in worldly livelihood. But then I remembered that the book was a work of philosophical fiction. Nevertheless, this is a great story.
He didn’t become enlightened w the samanas though. He realized they couldn’t give him what he sought and left. He only became enlightened at the river
this is why all buddists in the world will never reach enlightenment because they dont walk the path alone but follow their teacher
This is a fair assessment
Absolutely true: and in doing so create institutions that promote false knowledge, because their first priority is the survival and growth of their institution, whereas on path to nirvana it is n required to renounce all material desires and associated activity. This is not an austerity, it’s to enable the bhikshu to focus on achieving the objective.
The Christian church is a good example of this idolatrous activity. And today, tragically we have Maharishi Mahesh yogi’s TM movement
going down the same path, enticing initiates with promises of greater material achievements and more satisfying personal relationships
The one book I love, always on top.
Siddhartha C haha is the book about you? Are you siddhartha 😮
@@JeffreyMarrNot enlightened yet, but on the right path to becoming one :)..till then learning from mentors like you.
Siddhartha C appreciate it but I’m just a man on the path as well. Just summarizing information from people smarter than me
@@JeffreyMarr me too and I’m brahmin as well !
1:50 rock through water. Not letting anything through the soul that might oppose the goal
Was on the ropes for my English final.. you came in clutch.. thanks a lot my guy
Rocket Fuel %% haha I got you bro. Great that they are teaching Siddhartha in school, wish I got to study this book. Also I hope you know this isn’t the story of Siddhartha Gautama the Buddha
Wow I love books like these BC of how rich the books are with knowledge
This is a glorious one, I'd highly recommend,
Brilliant story (free btw to the public). The audio book is great too!
One of my favorites! Where did you get it for free? I've been buying different versions of it like a sucker
Jeffrey Marr Librivox has a plethora of public domain books! Here is Siddhartha - librivox.org/siddhartha-by-hermann-hesse/
Really helpful..
karma glad you liked it!
An arrow and hitting the mark is part of Jewish and Christian belief. Sin is a word that means missing the mark. It's not the scary word it evolved into. It's about following a path and you aim for the end. If the arrow strays from the path, you miss the mark.
Thanks for such beautiful video. Which app/software you used for such nice Illustrations ?
Thank you. This is made in after effects
Awesome video, thank you Jeff
No problem, glad you liked it!
Thank you sir
No problem
Brilliant
Thank you
BOOZER 😏
Read Steppenwolf as well.
I tried getting into Narcissus and Goldmund but it wasn't doing it for me
Confusing… both named Siddhārtha
For real. And he even runs into the Buddha during the book
I think you forgot to mention the one enlightenment word ??? did you
Did I? 👀
Om
Super
no u
Martial 🎭 4 me😡☯️
Gujarati ma Anuvadmuko please sir
CULTure
I'm not going to put this nicely , this is a bunch of bullshit and inaccurate. I studied under a zen master that can trace his lineage back to Bodhi Dharma who can trace his lineage back to Gautama Buddha. Siddhartha was already a prince who then became the Buddha, he was prophecized by a Brahma when he was born to either be a great spiritual leader or military general/conqueror. His father did everything he could to shelter his life so that he would not find any spiritual truths. He followed the aesthetics when he left the palace after seeing a dead body and being shocked by that because he had no concept of death because of his father's sheltered his life. He starved in the forest until he found no truth , went and sat under a tree and died , he visited a light of pure bliss and then came back to his body , a woman walked up to him with a bowl of rice pudding and he ate. The rest is history ✌️
Sir this is a book about someone named Siddhartha. This is not about Siddhartha Gautama, although he is a side character in this book
There are two sidhdharthas in this book and the Buddha is referred as Gautama.
Why are they all white in the animation lmao
Ah yes, Siddhartha, the only white man in Ancient India
He met up with Jesus who was the only white man in the middle east. Birds of a feather flock together
@@JeffreyMarr brilliant
Get a pop filter
Why do these characters look white tho??
does it matter??