“Householder, you may wonder how the Thus-Gone One correctly understands the knowledge of no-birth. Householder, the Thus-Gone One correctly understands it in the following manner. Through the circumstance of craving, suffering is formed; yet, through the power of knowledge, one can accomplish its abandonment. In this way the Thus-Gone One correctly understands no-birth. Householder, moreover, the Thus-Gone One understands the knowledge by which disturbing emotions are abandoned, and that is knowing no-birth. To know, … and be skillful about this is called knowing no-birth. That is what the Thus-Gone One correctly understands. When the Thus-Gone One is asked about the knowledge of no-birth, he can respond for an eon, and so forth, up until…. Therefore, he will enjoy this temple with its sandalwood courtyard. As for the origin, cessation, and path, they are as previously taught.