Siddhartha

What has he been able to end? What part of his being will he try to nourish?

comes from the chapter "by the river"

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He is drying to end the endless state of desire and arrogance. He wants to nourish his sense of being a part of the greater whole. He realizes that sorrow not happiness feeds understanding of the soul.

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