Which one of the following explainsthe practice of 'Vattakirutal' asmentioned in Sangam poems?

Passage 1: The Song of VasitthiI wandered here and there overcome with grief for my son, with my mind deranged, out of my senses, and with disheveled hair. I dwelt on rubbish heaps in the streets, in a cemetery, and on highways. I wandered for three years, condemned to hunger and thirst.Then I saw the Blessed One (the Buddha) who had gone to the city of Mithila, the tamer of the untamed, the enlightened one, who has no fear of anyone or anything.I regained my mind, paid homage to him, and sat down before him. In pity, the Buddha taught me the doctrine.I heard the doctrine from him, abandoned all possessions, and entered a monastery. Applying myself to the teacher’s wisdom, I realized the blissful state.All grief has been eliminated because I have understood the grounds from which grief comes.Passage 2: The Song of SujataI left my house and went to the pleasure garden ornamented, well-dressed, wearing a garland scented with sandalwood, covered with all my jewelry, attended by a crowd of slave-women, taking food and drink of all kinds and quantities.I enjoyed myself there and as I was coming back to my own house, I saw a monastery. I entered the monastery in Anjana wood at Saketa.I saw the light of the world (the Buddha). I paid homage to him and sat down. In pity, the one with vision taught me the doctrine.I heard the great sage and I completely understood the truth. In that very place, I grasped the stainless doctrine, the state of the undying.After learning the true doctrine, I abandoned all possessions, and entered a monastery. I have obtained knowledge; the Buddha’s teaching was not in vain.QuestionWhat characteristic of Buddhism in Classical South Asia do the passages most directly illustrate?

Which literary device is used when describing Vasavadatta as “clouded with a pale blue mantle, drunk with the wine of her youth”?

Which literary device is used when describing Vasavadatta as “clouded with a pale blue mantle, drunk with thewine of her youth”?1. a) Simile2. b) Personification3. c) Metaphor4. d) Symbolis

In the third Sangam work poem consists of an interior manifestation of the body are known as _______.a.Udalb.Ahamc.Puramd.Pirital

In the third Sangam work poem consists of an interior manifestation of the body are known as _______.a.Puramb.Piritalc.Ahamd.Udal