Give me your best opinions about this book and what influencede in your daily life.
SIDDHARTHA
Julian Lee
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Cameron Russell
How lame
Charles Jenkins
big oof
Julian Johnson
Vete a la puta cama sudaca
Nicholas Wood
It seemed very important to me when I read it at 19, I felt I had learned a great deal from it, but the book was quickly forgotten and the few times I have tried to read it in the 20 years since have been failures, find it insufferable. I keep the book around though, I hope to be able to read it again someday and perhaps see some of what was once so important.
James Williams
i read it
it's a load of nonsense
fortunately it's quite short so it didn't waste too much of my time
Jaxon Hughes
small penis image
Kevin Bennett
>there are people who unironically watch hour-long Yea Forums meme videos
>there are people who unironically relate to and form their identity around wojack variants
Charles Barnes
>tfw can’t tell if this is a redditor unironically reacting or if I’m the redditor
Liam Martinez
I don’t get it. Did Govinda get enlightened or did he just make out with Siddhartha at the end?
Ethan Rogers
Names in the book are longer than the substance within it.
Ian Mitchell
Read it when I was 18 which is a year ago. I thought it was cool and kinda inspirational but didn't really get anything new out of it.
Blake Cox
Yeah, bro, we get it - you are edgy depressed guy in his 20s that reads literature.
Samuel Walker
Blake Scott
>third world spics are the doomer spamming redditors
makes sense to me.
Angel James
eww
Evan Barnes
literally me
Matthew Williams
made me appreciate sitting by the river doing nada more
Christopher Wood
I liked the peaceful life chilling with buddha boatman in unoppressive penury at the end but the message seemed simple enough to me, just live your own life man just do you bro
yeah okay
still comfy though
Brayden Hall
I liked the book, but I don't know if it was any great influence. Of course, I read it when I was in my 40s, so I might be less adaptable than you all.
Zachary Smith
I didn't even finish it because it is a piece of shit like everything hesse wrote
Hunter Turner
Imagine being an 18 year old loser and thinking you understand the world well enough to be jaded
Lel
Go outside dweeb
Juan Ward
Jesus christ
Asher Reed
It’s very meh. Not memorable in the least
Evan Collins
I just finished it and I don’t see why it’s hyped up.
Nice little read I guess but it’s not a must read.
Comfy life in the ferrymans hut too
Ryan Walker
>Windows 7
B-based!
Nathan Thompson
the doomer crowd is mostly people that don't even use chans anyway
Sebastian Sanders
Age has little to do with it. Unless you're speaking solely of a certain strata of American society, you have no idea what experiences and thoughts some 18yo has had, which may vastly outweigh yours no matter the years.
Angel Jenkins
It helps if you've read eckhart tolle or early Buddhist material before hand.
Josiah Reed
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should i read it boys