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**siddhartha dialogue**
by: GPT-3
Siddhartha and Govinda are discussing Being and Becoming, the voice of the river, and the meaning of life.
Siddhartha: Wisdom cannot be communicated. It can be only hinted at.
Govinda: But how did you come to understand this?
Siddhartha: I’m not sure that I understand it. I am still looking at it. I am still listening to it. It is not words, it is not thoughts, it is something more than that, which is trying to be expressed through me. But I am only its vessel, not its voice.
Govinda: And is this wisdom which you speak of like a doctrine?
Siddhartha: No, not like a doctrine. It is not wisdom which I would like to teach, nor is it the wisdom which one may learn from others. It is my wisdom, and I feel it is my wisdom only because it is not like my wisdom.
Govinda: Your words are very mysterious.
Siddhartha: Perhaps, my friend. But tell me, are you not also thinking of this at this very moment?
Govinda: How could I not?
Siddhartha: And are you not thinking of it in the same manner?
Govinda: I don’t know.
Siddhartha: You must tell me then.
Govinda: I have known you for many years, Siddhartha, and I have loved you. Oftentimes I have been full of admiration, oftentimes I have been delighted, but never have I been able to understand you.
Siddhartha: And what is it that you are lacking?
Govinda: I am lacking the ability to get lost in thoughts, in reveries.
Siddhartha: And do you think, Govinda, that you are the only one who is able to get lost in thoughts?
Govinda: No, of course not.
Siddhartha: And what do you think of thoughts, Govinda?
Govinda: I think thoughts are fine, they are interesting.
Siddhartha: Interesting?
Govinda: Yes, I think they are very interesting.
Siddhartha: And do you think that thoughts are good?
Govinda: I don’t know, they might be good.
Siddhartha: And what do you think of when you think?
Govinda: I think of the nature of things, of the world.
Siddhartha: And what do you think of when you think of the nature of things, of the world?
Govinda: I think of all sorts of things.
Siddhartha: And do you think of yourself when you think of the nature of things, of the world?
Govinda: Yes, I think of myself.**siddhartha dialogue**
by: GPT-3
Siddhartha and Govinda are discussing Being and Becoming, the voice of the river, and the meaning of life.
Siddhartha: Wisdom cannot be communicated. It can be only hinted at.
Govinda: But how did you come to under…
https://plantimals.org/posts/siddhartha-dialogue/
by: GPT-3
Siddhartha and Govinda are discussing Being and Becoming, the voice of the river, and the meaning of life.
Siddhartha: Wisdom cannot be communicated. It can be only hinted at.
Govinda: But how did you come to understand this?
Siddhartha: I’m not sure that I understand it. I am still looking at it. I am still listening to it. It is not words, it is not thoughts, it is something more than that, which is trying to be expressed through me. But I am only its vessel, not its voice.
Govinda: And is this wisdom which you speak of like a doctrine?
Siddhartha: No, not like a doctrine. It is not wisdom which I would like to teach, nor is it the wisdom which one may learn from others. It is my wisdom, and I feel it is my wisdom only because it is not like my wisdom.
Govinda: Your words are very mysterious.
Siddhartha: Perhaps, my friend. But tell me, are you not also thinking of this at this very moment?
Govinda: How could I not?
Siddhartha: And are you not thinking of it in the same manner?
Govinda: I don’t know.
Siddhartha: You must tell me then.
Govinda: I have known you for many years, Siddhartha, and I have loved you. Oftentimes I have been full of admiration, oftentimes I have been delighted, but never have I been able to understand you.
Siddhartha: And what is it that you are lacking?
Govinda: I am lacking the ability to get lost in thoughts, in reveries.
Siddhartha: And do you think, Govinda, that you are the only one who is able to get lost in thoughts?
Govinda: No, of course not.
Siddhartha: And what do you think of thoughts, Govinda?
Govinda: I think thoughts are fine, they are interesting.
Siddhartha: Interesting?
Govinda: Yes, I think they are very interesting.
Siddhartha: And do you think that thoughts are good?
Govinda: I don’t know, they might be good.
Siddhartha: And what do you think of when you think?
Govinda: I think of the nature of things, of the world.
Siddhartha: And what do you think of when you think of the nature of things, of the world?
Govinda: I think of all sorts of things.
Siddhartha: And do you think of yourself when you think of the nature of things, of the world?
Govinda: Yes, I think of myself.**siddhartha dialogue**
by: GPT-3
Siddhartha and Govinda are discussing Being and Becoming, the voice of the river, and the meaning of life.
Siddhartha: Wisdom cannot be communicated. It can be only hinted at.
Govinda: But how did you come to under…
https://plantimals.org/posts/siddhartha-dialogue/