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Siddhartha becomes a ferryman from "summary" of Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse
After years of seeking enlightenment through various paths, Siddhartha eventually finds himself working as a ferryman on a river. The river becomes his teacher, as he learns from its constant flow and ever-changing nature. He realizes that time is not linear, but circular, like the river that flows endlessly. The ferryman teaches Siddhartha to listen to the river, to be present in the moment, and to let go of his desires and attachments. As a ferryman, Siddhartha finds peace and contentment in the simple act of ferrying people across the river. He no longer seeks enlightenment through intellectual pursuits or ascetic practices, but rather through his connection to the river and the people he meets. He learns to see the interconnectedness of all things, to appreciate ...
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