In toed Buddo fill tamas disciples, tly begging ones. Near toamas favourite place to stay, tavana,  worsed one, .

    All tales and ansics amas abode, ed to Savat opped to beg, food o ted the food:

    quot;e o kno and o see ed one, and to eac;

    Quot;ruly come to t place, you Samanas from t. You savana, in ted one d t, for to eac;

    t;ell so, tination, and our pato an end! But tell us, o;

    Quot;Many times I ed one. On many days, I ing  t;

    Deligened and ed to ask and  Siddo  and o ask for directions, for ratamas community o tavana. And since t at nigant arrivals, ss, and talk of t ser and got it. tomed to life in t, found quickly and  making any noise a place to stay and rested til the morning.

    At sunrise, tonis  rees t emplation--or in a conversation about spiritual matters, ty, full of people, bustling like bees. ty of t out o collect food in toened one,  of taking to beg in the morning.

    Siddantly recognised ed  to ly.

    quot;Look ; Siddly to Govinda. quot;t;

    Attentively, Govinda looked at to be in no  from they followed him and observed him.

    t on ly and deep in s,  seemed to smile quietly and in, calm, some as all of o a precise rule. But ly lo searc imitate, breatly in an unouchable peace.

    tama ooo collect alms, and tion, no effort to be seen, only light and peace.

    quot;today, well eac; said Govinda.

    Sidd anstle curiosity for teac believe t teac  as Govinda ents of teacs only represente