A Bahaman performed cultivation in remote mountains diligently, whenever listening to the master to preach dharma, he overwhelmed with joy.
In order to test his sincerity, a Buddhist God changed into a monk to preach the dharma for him, but just at the half, he stopped preaching. No matter how the Brahman begged him, he just kept silent. The Brahman expressed that as long as the monk preached dharma, he would never balk at scarifying his life. With that, the monk continued to preach the Buddhist dharma. Hardly had the monk finished his dharma when the Brahman jumped down from the tree to sacrifice his life for dharma. Moved by his sincerity, the Buddhists God took hold of him in the air. The Brahman was inquisitive, cultivated with perseverance and eventually became an eruditional hierarch.