Why does Siddhartha compare his Samana training with the lives of drunks and gamblers? What point is he making about the practices of the Samanas?

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Mina Sameh · Answer 1 · 2021-07-05T15:45:41+0000

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If I remember correctly he's saying that the Samanas aren't devoted to their practices, and the practices aren't holy and correct. I'm sorry if it isn't right I read the book awhile ago.

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