1. The Buddha: Story of Siddhartha
... . He has failed in a way in which he feels shamed in the eyes of the Gods. By stating this, it is understood that the faith perspective is in correlation with Fisher's text. Siddhartha believes in an alternate reality and is so consumed in this belief that he even expresses the emotion of shame in the eyes of something that is intangible. An ultimate reality exists in his ... in Hesse's book, humans believed in Gods and had other beliefs that do not exist in the real world. None of these experiences can be proven by today's society, which leaves many to question the credibility of the re...
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