quot;Sidd; ingly.

    Siddo ;Dont forget, Govinda, t you are nos, renounced your birt teac ted one s. t you ed for yourself. tomorrow, o;

    For a long time, tinued ime, tell   to seek refuge in Gotamas teac fault eac Siddurned ime and said: quot;Be content, Govinda! Very good are teaced one,  in t;

    Very early in t monks,  to aken teaco dress to instruct t teacies of tion. t he novices.

    But Sidd in t.

    to meet Gotama, ted one, and o talk to ly ted one nodded his approval.

    Quot;Yesterday, oed one, I o eacogeto eaco stay aken  I art on my pilgrimage.quot;

    quot;As you please,quot; tely.

    quot;too bold is my speec; Siddinued, quot;but I do not  to leave ted one  ly told s. Does it please to listen to me for one moment longer?quot;

    Silently, the Buddha nodded his approval.

    Quot;One t venerable one, I eac of all. Everyteacly clear, is proven; you are presenting t cernal cs. Never before, ted so irrefutably; truly, t of every Brao beat stronger eacly connected,  gaps, clear as a crystal, not depending on c depending on gods.  may be good or bad,

    essential--but ty of t everyted, t t and time, by to being and of dying, t sly out of your exalted teaced one. But according to your very oeacy and necessary sequence of all ty is invaded by somet been t be demonstrated and cannot be proven: teacion. But ire eternal and uniform la again and becomes void. Please forgive me for expressing tion.quot;

    Quietly, Gotama ene