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While Siddhartha was walking through a nearby town 

that he didn't know that well, he saw a woman. Not just 

any woman, but Siddhartha described her as the most 

beautiful woman he has laid his eyes on. He finds out 

that the woman's name is Kamala and with that begins 

to go on a love experience for her and doesn't care about 

anything else. While Siddhartha was staring at her, he 

thought of meeting the woman and getting it to the next 

level with her. I don't think Siddhartha realizes how 

loving another person would totally interfere with his 

current goals. This event makes Siddhartha uncommitted 

to set goals and if he is willing to even continue on them 

with Kamala in the way.

Siddhartha, being intrigued by this woman, wants to 

meet her as soon as possible. He showers and gets 

prepped to visit Kamala and see how it plays out. He 

comes to her saying that he wants her to become his 

master in the art of love. Kamala accepts, but under 

some guidelines. Like to make money, have nice 

clothes, a good home, and a good job. After this 

happens Siddhartha immediately starts looking for a job, 

and its all just for Kamala. This shows how unwillingly 

Siddhartha has just thrown away his life goals to fall in 

love with a girl.

Siddhartha had been gambling, raising money, and 

living a life that he originally didn't choose. Though he is 

happy with the decisions he chose, he doesn't realize 

how it effects his dying path to finding Nirvana and inner 

patience with the world and himself. He doesn't question 

his actions but goes along them. With each decision that 

he makes, the farther away that he is from completing 

his goal of changing the way that he lives for the rest of 

his life. Siddhartha continues to gamble and make 

money but still is blind as a bat as how this can possibly 

help his fight in finding himself.

Siddhartha begins to have a more settle and happier life 

for himself only. He uses his money to by a big house, 

servants for the house, being entertained by women, 

expensive things, etc. Siddhartha goes through all of 

this to just be with one woman. He becomes a very 

wealthy man and almost everybody in the town knows 

him or of him, I assume. He is holding up pretty well 

and I don't think that Siddhartha actually wanted his life 

to go in this direction, but it happened and he is 

enjoying it. The sad part is he has totally forgotten 

about his original goal on finding his inner self and 

achieving Nirvana. He is flustered will all the incredible 

things that he is able to do. He never thought about 

what might happen to his future if he chose the wrong 

path and what might come of it. 

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