佛祖統紀 34.18

34.18

The Lady went into the Lumbinī grove. On the eighth day of the fourth month, just as the sun was rising, she raised her right hand and pulled down a blossom of an aśoka tree. The Bodhisattva emerged from her right flank, descended onto a seven-jeweled flower, walked seven steps on his own, and raising his right hand, declared: 'In the heavens above and beneath the heavens, I alone am the most honored.' The King summoned various brāhmaṇas [and asked], 'What name should be given to him?' They replied: 'When the prince was born, there were many auspicious signs; he should be named Sarvārthasiddha' (translated here as 'All Aims Accomplished'; from the two sūtras, Cause and Effect and Auspicious Responses).