The Bhikṣuṇī Maṇimēkhalai

161 - Maṇimēkhalai goes to the Garden
crystal containing a lotus seat with the footmarks of the Buddha of
miraculous power.
Flowers in bloom shot into full blossom immediately, if placed on it;
full blown flowers placed on it never faded; bees would not smell
them. Further, people who wished to offer flowers to any of the gods
would have their wishes fulfilled if, with their thoughts on their gods,
they placed their flower offerings on the seat; if without any thought
flowers should be placed on it, they would never go out of it.
This Buddha seat with the peculiar features described above was
erected in this garden by the divine architect Maya, to illustrate at
one and the same time the two principles that those who do a thing
without setting their minds upon it in full, will not reap the fruit of
their action; and that whatever is done without an undisturbed [119]
resolution of the mind to do so, will not bear fruit.
Having said this, Sutamatī with Maṇimēkhalai went along threading
their way through the various crowds of idle people, a crowd
following these two praising the beauty of Maṇimēkhalai and
blaming her mother for having consigned her to this life of asceticism,
and ultimately reached the flower garden, which was their objective.