The fact that the princess was willing to give away gold - without being asked for and without hesitating - just to be able to see the light of enlightenment, raises her from the very onset high above, for example, the ministers in the country of the king's son which on the one hand made others pay for viewing the man with the golden beard but which themselves on the other hand would never have paid anything for it - obviously they were personally and officially missing the sense of the phenomenon of enlightenment and its value; they occupied themselves with taking money whereas the princess occupied herself with gaining enlightenment, giving gold for it without hestitating.