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Urva. Thereafter, all doubts of that one are dispelled. When these dharmas are the cause of arising, the meditative concentration with diligence is Brahma. When the exhaustion of conditions is attained, thereafter, all doubts of that one are dispelled. When these dharmas are the cause of arising, the meditative concentration with diligence is Brahma. When the exhaustion of defilements is attained, thereafter, all doubts of that one are dispelled. When these dharmas are the cause of arising, the meditative concentration with diligence is Brahma. Abiding visibly in all the world, like the sun rising in the sky, when these dharmas are the cause of arising, the meditative concentration with diligence is Brahma. Having completely vanquished the hosts of demons and abiding, liberated from the perfect union of all Buddhas. Then, the Blessed One thought to himself: The profound Dharma that I have seen, appearing profound, difficult to see and difficult to comprehend, is not the domain of speculation for speculators, subtle, to be discerned by wise scholars and intelligence. Even if I were to speak of it to others, and others did not understand it, then I would become weary, I would become tired, and there would only be displeasure in my mind. Rather, I alone should abide in the solitary dense forest, diligently practicing the yoga of peaceful abiding in the Dharma that I have seen. Having thought thus, the Blessed One focused on dwelling in small matters, and not on teaching the Dharma as the path. Then, the lord of the Sahā world, Brahmā, thought to himself: Alas, this world is truly unbearable! Alas, this world is truly unbearable! Why is that? Thus, in hundreds of thousands of kalpas, the Tathāgata, Arhat, Perfectly Enlightened Buddha appears in the world, like the flower of the Udumbara. The Blessed One is now focused on dwelling in small matters, and not on teaching the Dharma. Rather, I should go there and request the Dharma. Then, the lord of the Sahā world, Brahmā, just as a strong man extends his arm from a bent position or bends it from an extended position, the lord of the Sahā world, Brahmā, disappeared from the world of Brahmā, and sat before the Blessed One.