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Siddhartha lets go of his ego from "summary" of Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse
In his journey towards enlightenment, Siddhartha undergoes a profound transformation where he learns to release his ego. At the beginning of his quest, Siddhartha is driven by a sense of pride and a desire to prove his worthiness. He seeks validation from others and measures his success based on external standards. However, as he delves deeper into his spiritual journey, Siddhartha realizes that this attachment to his ego is a barrier to true enlightenment. Through his encounters with various mentors and life experiences, Siddhartha learns the importance of letting go of his ego. He comes to understand that the ego is merely an illusion that separates him from his true self and the interconnectedness of all beings. Siddhartha learns to transcend his ego by embracing humility, compassion, and empathy towards others. As Siddhartha sheds his ego, he experiences a sense of liberation and freedom. He no longer feels the need ...
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