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## The Sixth Image
**With Hindi Commentary**
Now the Sutrakar describes the subject of the sixth image:
**I**
The sixth image is the image of the Upasaka. It is the one who has a taste for all Dharma. As long as he is observing the one-night Upasaka image, he is not bathed, he is a strict observer of celibacy, both day and night, and he is a Brahmachari. His food is not known to him. He lives in this way, and he may live for one day, two days, three days, or even up to six months. This is the sixth image of the Upasaka. ||6||
**Word by Word Meaning:**
* Ahavaara - After this
* Chutti - Sixth
* Uvasaga-Padima - Image of the Upasaka
* Savva-Dhamma-Rui - Taste for all Dharma
* Yavi - Becomes
* Jave - As long as
* Egaraiyam - One night
* Uvasaga-Padima - Image of the Upasaka
* Anupalitta - Observing
* Bhavaiti - Becomes
* Se - He
* Asinaan - Not bathed
* Viyad-Bhoi - Strict observer of celibacy
* Mauli-kade - Brahmachari
* Diya - Day
* Rao - Night
* Bambahyari - Brahmachari
* Sachittahare - Food is not known to him
* Aparinnae - Not abandoned
* Se - He
* Eyaruve - In this way
* Vihaare - By living
* Viharmane - Living
* Jahantrene - With the least
* Ega - One day
* Duyaham - Two days
* Tiyaham - Three days
* Jave - As long as
* Ukkose - More
* Chhamase - Six months
* Viharejja - Lives
* Chutti - Sixth
* Uvasaga-Padima - Image of the Upasaka
**Main Meaning:**
After this, the sixth image of the Upasaka is described. The one who takes on the sixth image has a taste for all Dharma.