A Jātaka in which an old brahmin of Sāketa greets the Buddha as his son, prompting the Buddha to explain that the brahmin and his wife had been his parents, uncle and aunt, and grandparents in many past lives.

A Jātaka using the same present-day story as its companion tale, in which the Buddha explains that love kindled in past lives springs up afresh, like a lotus reborn in its pond.