They called it “The Monastery Workers’ Village” and “Pilinda Village”. And Pilindavaccha began associating with the families in that village. After robing up one morning, he took his bowl and robe and went to Pilinda Village for alms. At that time they were holding a celebration in that village, and the children were dressed up in ornaments and garlands. As Pilindavaccha was walking on continuous almsround, he came to the house of a certain monastery worker where he sat down on the prepared seat. Just then the daughter of the house had seen the other children dressed up in ornaments and garlands. She cried, saying, “I want a garland! I want ornaments!” Pilindavaccha asked her mother why the girl was crying.