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Siddhartha was beginning a new life in a new town. He had 

just entered the town when he was tempted by a woman. 

Siddhartha however listened to his inner voice and resisted 

the temptation. Siddhartha then continued wondering until 

he came across a big city. Just outside the big city was a 

beautiful girl. Siddhartha found out that her name was 

Kamala and she lived on the grove . Siddhartha made 

himself a goal to familiarize himself with the city, and that 

very night he slept by the river. The next morning he bathed 

himself in the river and asked the barbers assistant to shave 

his hair. Now that he was all neat he waited outside of the 

grove and greeted the beautiful Kamala.

Siddhartha came to admire the beauty of Kamala 

and also asked Kamala if She could be his teacher. 

Kamala laughed at him and told him how everyone 

that came to her was rich. Siddhartha explained to 

her that he had gone through much more difficult 

tasks then earning money. And told her that he 

should be afraid of him because Siddhartha could 

just carry her off. Kamala told him that love could 

only be earned but not stolen. Kamala then asked 

him if Siddhartha could actually do anything. 

Siddhartha replied with a poem that gained him a 

kiss. Kamala was pleased and when she learned 

that Siddhartha could read and write she sent him 

to the merchant kamaswami.

Siddhartha then went to see the merchant called 

Kamaswami. He told Kamaswami that he could 

read and write and he really impressed 

Kamaswami with his honesty. Siddhartha explained 

how he could think, wait, and fast but kawasami 

only valued Siddhartha's ability to read and write. 

Because he felt that Siddhartha other skills were 

not useful.So Kawasami let Siddhartha liveed in his 

house where everything was provide for him. And 

Learned what it was to be a tradesman.

Siddhartha however, still visited Kamala everyday.

Kamala taught Siddartha about the art of love.   And 

he learned the physical part of love as well.

With Kawasami, Siddhartha started taking part of 

the buisness dealings. Siddhartha did not take the 

buisness seriously however. Siddartha treated the 

buisness like a game. He even went to a village 

once and when he found out that the field had 

already been bought. He spent a lot of money in the 

village. Kawasami scolded him for this. For 

Kawasami was only focused on wealth and did not 

see that what Kawasami did was morally good. 

Kawasami woried a lot over the business, when 

Siddhartha did not pay much attention to it.

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