I read the book on a friend's suggestion when I was in high school, and the book at that particular stage of my life made a difference in the way that I think....I was philosophical prior, but reading it, gave the philosophy a direction, which, without some important lessons shown through the story, I might have missed. I've considered it since then a "must-read" for those who value the principles of wisdom and patience. I've often found that people who have such values, did read the book. I'm due for a re-read, and I am highly curious if I would feel anything about the book now, like I did before.
> can't say that I have... why do you ask?
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> K.
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> > Klasien, enjoy reading your posts. Q: Have you perchance
> > read "Sidhartha" by Herman Hesse?
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> > > sorry to say this Ryan... but since when is everything
> > > anyone posts here automatically about you???
> > >
> > > Perhaps if you'd stop taking any general comment as a
> > > personal one both the board and your life would be a lot
> > > easier to read?
> > >
> > > I personally think this is a great board... but then
> > > again... I am one of those people who just skims the board
> > > for topics I like to read and just ignores posts by people
> > > I know irritate or annoy me.
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> > > K.
> > > Loving life, this message board and a great many other
> > > things...
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