He goes and he meditates. And he eventually comes to a realization. He awakens, so to speak, that the root of Buddhism is that there should not be this stratified society, that one should not focus on ritual, that at the end of the day, you need to have a very personal path to nirvana, to escaping the cycle of samsara. So I would argue, if I were to simply answer the question, why did Buddhism emerge when and where it did? Well, if you consider Buddhism to be a reformation of Hinduism, it's important that Buddha was Hindu. It's also important that it needed to be reformed, or at least Buddha thought it needed to be reformed. So it's important that at the time that he lived, Hinduism had become very ritualistic.