The title character of this work has a dream in which he drinks milk from the breast of his best friend, who had just turned into a woman. In another dream, he releases a songbird from its golden cage and throws it out onto t
The title character of this work has a dream in which he drinks milk from the breast of his best friend, who had just turned into a woman. In another dream, he releases a songbird from its golden cage and throws it out onto the street. That bird's owner helps the title character get a job as a businessman with Kamaswami, which allows him to learn the ways of love from the courtesan Kamala. At the beginning of this work, the title character had left his father and joined the Samanas, and he ends his journey at Vasudeva's river. This is where Govinda finds the title character, who kisses him so that he too may achieve nirvana. FTP, name this Herman Hesse novel about Buddha.
The title character of this work has a dream in which he drinks milk from the breast of his best friend, who had just turned into a woman.
Siddhartha