A discourse in which the Buddha, perceiving with his divine eye an offering made by a laywoman to the Saṅgha led by Sāriputta and Mahā-Moggallāna, describes it as endowed with six factors — three of the donor’s disposition and three of the recipients’ purity — yielding immeasurable merit.

A companion discourse on the same offering by Veḷukaṇḍakī-Nandamātā, explaining how a gift is perfected through the giver’s joy before, during and after giving, and the recipients’ freedom from — or progress toward freedom from — greed, hatred and delusion.