Episode 61 - One last look in the mirror of Hesse's "Siddhartha"

The Hopeful Humanist Cafe

This episode is the unexpected part two to episode 60. Danielson and I continued to explore our respective relationships with the book "Siddhartha," a book we both initially picked up in early adulthood and have revisited a number of times over the different chapters of our unfolding lives. The first order of business was to provide a synopsis of the book, an important task overlooked in episode 60. We both shared how our most recent "look into the mirror" has changed the manner in which we relate to the book -- how the book speaks to us. Finally, Danielson concludes the discussion by asking me two self-stretching questions.

Related Episode(s):

1) Episode 6 - Standing up to Anxiety and Confronting the Absurd (hopefulhumanistcafe.com)

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