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3) Requirements for Effective Learning/Studentship: In the same way, that Kamala showed Siddhartha the ingredients of being a successful lover, a student learns that the ingredients of learning are dedication, determination, persistence, and practise.

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The difference between the "Student" stage of life and Siddhartha Chapter 5 section is that during student stage of life, one acquires character in addition to learning that will take the student into the future.  The section only prepared Siddhartha to become a progenitor to perpetuate his future through children-bearing.  No wonder, he abandoned everything, including Kamala to pursue enlightenment.

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Siddhartha is a novel by Hermann Hesse based on the early life of Buddha.  It was published in German in 1922.   The book followed an inspiration the author got from his visit to India before World War I.

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