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Episode-6 Amongst the People

Episode-6 Amongst the People

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Episode-6 Amongst the People

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Length:
20 minutes
Released:
May 6, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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Kamala remains the closest thing to an equal that he finds amongst these people, closer than even Govinda had been. She recognizes how much Siddhartha's past as a Samana and his skills of "thinking, waiting, and fasting" have influenced his outlook on the world. The young merchant still recalls the Buddha to her with admiration. Kamala knows little about the Buddha and listens to Siddhartha intently. He now calls the Buddha's followers "falling leaves," tossed about by the wind without any free will of their own. They all consent to the will of the Buddha, rather than becoming enlightened themselves. Siddhartha is away from nature and away from meditation, a member of the town now, but he remains a seeker. Although he had sworn to abandon his past and disdains it, it continues to influence his thoughts. He does not realize the extent of this until he has moved on to new things. It is only after he is no longer a Samana that the Samana teachings become important in his memory.
Kamala admires Siddhartha and sees him to be her equal in many ways. She predicts that she will become pregnant one day and have his child, even as Siddhartha grows increasingly tired of this existence. Siddhartha claims that he cannot love her and she cannot love him, for love is merely a game to them. He declares that "people like us cannot love. Ordinary people can - that is their secret." Siddhartha wants to love, but he does not know how to do it even though the simplest people in town around him do it. This frustrates Siddhartha, and his feelings of isolation increase. He does not understand love, nor can he imagine how Kamala could love him, since she has only taught him how to play games. Everything in the town just seems like a game to him. Rather than leaving because of his restlessness, Siddhartha stays in the town and more years pass by.

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Released:
May 6, 2020
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ach of us ‘gets’ information in different ways, with varying degrees of benefit depending on the specific medium. The senses are different in their ‘efficiency,’ ‘learning’ and ‘retention.’ As it is, only a relatively small proportion of what we sense, whether by hearing or sight, is retained accurately or usefully. For some, the written word is the most effective. But it doesn’t stop there. Some people, looking at printed material, acquire better understanding from charts, graphs, diagrams or photographs (“a picture is worth a thousand words”). Others ‘get’ more from other visual media.