In moksh there is a very special kind of sukh (bliss), totally different from any happiness we know in this world.

In simple Jain terms:

1. Anant Sukh – Infinite Bliss

- No dukh (sorrow), no fear, no tension, no disease, no anger, no jealousy. - The soul is always in natural, pure joy, which never reduces or changes.

1. Not like worldly sukh

- Worldly sukh (money, food, relations, praise, heaven, etc.) is: - temporary - mixed with worry, fear of loss, and new bondage of karma - Moksh‑sukh is: - nitya (eternal) - ashariri (without body, so no physical pain/pleasure) - completely free from karma and rebirth.

1. Four infinities in moksh

In moksh the soul has: - Anant Jnan – infinite knowledge - Anant Darshan – infinite perception - Anant Sukh – infinite bliss - Anant Virya – infinite spiritual energy

This anant sukh is not enjoyment through senses (eyes, tongue, etc.), but inner, pure, silent bliss of the siddha‑atma.

1. Same for Digambar and Shwetambar

Both traditions accept that: - moksh means complete freedom from all karmas - the soul goes to Siddhshila and remains there forever in infinite knowledge and bliss. ( jainknowledge.com)

You can read a simple explanation of moksh‑sukh here