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“There is one person, bhikkhus, who arises in the world for the |benefit of::good of, welfare of [hitāya]| many people, for the |ease of::comfort of, contentment of [sukhāya]| many people, out of |compassion::benevolence, concern, gentle regard [anukampā]| for the world, for the good, benefit, and ease of gods and human beings. Who is that one person? The |Tathāgata::one who has arrived at the truth, an epithet of the Buddha [tathāgata]|, the |Arahant::a worthy one, an epithet of a fully awakened being [arahant]|, the perfectly Awakened One. This is that one person who arises in the world for the benefit of many people, for the ease of many people, out of sympathy for the world, for the good, benefit, and ease of gods and human beings.”