Read the text given below and answer the question that follows. This (presence of benefits) together with (four) reasons Is what the Tathāgata himself explained In (the sūtra) requested by Subāhu For the benefit of those inclined toward the lesser (paths). If a person with a helpful intention Thinks, “I shall merely relieve The headaches of (a few) beings,” (And this thought) is (already) endowed with boundless merit, Then it is needless to mention that Wishing to dispel the boundless misery of every single being, And wishing for each of them To accomplish boundless qualities (also carries boundless merit). Do even fathers and mothers Have such a benefiting intention? Do the gods and sages Or even Brahma have it? Which philosophical tradition does this text belong to?