{"collection":"Buddhism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bud/j2/j2090.htm","path":"bud/j2/j2090.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bud/j2/j2090.htm","text":"The Jataka, Vol. II, tr. by W.H.D. Rouse, [1895]\n\"Why are hearts cold,\" etc.--This story the Master told during a stay near S\u0101keta, about a brahmin named S\u0101keta. Both the circumstances that suggested the story and the story itself have already been given in the First Book 3.\n_____________________________\n[235]...And when the Tath\u0101gata had gone to the monastery, the Brother asked, \"How, Sir, did the love begin? \"and repeated the first stanza:--\nThe Master explained the nature of love by the second stanza:\nAfter this discourse was ended, the Master identified the Birth:--\"These two people were the brahmin and his wife in the story; and I was their son.\"\n162:3 No. 68.","title":"The Jataka, Vol. II: Book II. Dukanip\u0101ta: No. 237. S\u0101keta-J\u0101taka","type":"page"}