In this chapter, we learn that the process of enlightenment is like a sleep or a dream. The bright spot on the forehead of zagru is the "most precious and powerful" gem of the buddhism, the "living sarira" . The life of a living "sitarra" has almost completely disappeared from the world, and only ten generations have passed down their wills to the next generation in order to create a living one. The "pure buddhistic" power of the "four cloud ink" , however, is not yet known for its purity, but for its power to "double in speed" and "rush toward the depth of one's body." The monk puts his hands together and the "peaceful buddhiistic" qi rushes toward the depths of his body. The monk's face grows paler as the hour passes, and he feels as though he is surrounded by "four spheres of light" in the colors of red, purple, green, and blue.