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तर सचित्र उत्तराध्ययन सूत्र
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The said special feature is that Shakrendra here represents the Brahminic or Vedic school of thought. All his questions and inspirations are empowered by Vedic beliefs, whereas Nami represents Shraman school of thought. All his answers and clarifications are according to Shraman tradition. The answers of sage Nami are drenched in spirituality while Indra is making efforts to push him towards the worldly life.'
There are many allegories and parables, appealing yet scientific in the verses of this chapter. In spite of being versified, the dialogues are incisive and meaningful. Similes and Metaphors enrich every verse of this chapter.
From beginning to the end this chapter conveys the message of spiritualism and renouncing the worldly affairs.
In the end when Shakrendra bows to sage Nami and praises his resolve, the victory of spiritualism is clearly visible.
There are 62 verses in this chapter.
