The two major sects of Jain philosophy are:
• Digambara: This sect believes in complete renunciation, including the practice of nudity, symbolizing the rejection of material possessions.
• Shwetambara: Followers of this sect wear simple white clothes, symbolizing purity.
Pitambara and Raktambara are not associated with Jain philosophy. The names might signify colors or practices in other contexts but do not pertain to Jain sects.