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[Third Section]
[79. Then Krishna Vasudeva said to the Arhat Arishta-nemi, "Sir, where is my younger brother, the monk Gaja-sukumala?" Then the Arhat Arishta-nemi said to Krishna Vasudeva, "Tell me, sir, where is your younger brother, the monk Gaja-sukumala?" Then the Arhat Arishta-nemi said to Krishna Vasudeva, "Indeed, Krishna, Gaja-sukumala, the monk, came to me in the early part of the afternoon yesterday and bowed and prostrated himself. After bowing and prostrating himself, he said, 'I wish to spend the night in the Maha-kala cremation ground, if you permit.' Having received my permission, he went to the Maha-kala cremation ground and stood there in meditation, assuming the form of a mendicant."
Then a man saw Gaja-sukumala, the monk, and became very angry. Thus, Krishna, Gaja-sukumala, the monk, has achieved his purpose.
26. Then Krishna Vasudeva said to the Arhat Arishta-nemi, "Sir, what kind of man was that, who, being devoid of the marks of a good man, and being of low character, and being devoid of shame, modesty, faith, and fame, tried to harm my younger brother, the monk Gaja-sukumala, and to cause him to die prematurely?"
1. Section 3, Sutra 21. 2. See Sutra 22.