In Jainism, labdhi means a special spiritual attainment or power that appears when karmas are destroyed or calmed (kṣaya / upaśama).

Main types (labdhi na prakar) usually described are:

1. Jñāna Labdhi (ज्ञान लब्धि) – Attainment of knowledge

- Mati-jñāna labdhi – ordinary/sensory knowledge - Śruta-jñāna labdhi – scriptural knowledge - Avadhi-jñāna labdhi – clairvoyant knowledge - Manaḥparyāya-jñāna labdhi – telepathic knowledge - Keval-jñāna labdhi – perfect omniscient knowledge

1. Darśan Labdhi (दर्शन लब्धि) – Attainment of right perception

- Cakṣu-darśan – seeing through eyes - Acakṣu-darśan – perception without eyes - Avadhi-darśan – clairvoyant perception - Keval-darśan – perfect perception

1. Vīrya Labdhi (वीर्य लब्धि) – Attainment of spiritual energy

- Special inner strength to do sādhana, tapa, and follow vows firmly.

1. Sukha Labdhi (सुख लब्धि) – Attainment of bliss

- Rising experience of inner happiness, finally infinite bliss when related karmas end.

1. Other important labdhis

- Samyaktva Labdhi – attainment of right faith (samyag-darśan). - Samādhi Labdhi – attainment of deep, steady meditation.

All traditions agree that:

• These labdhis are natural powers of the soul.
• They appear as karmic veils become thinner.
• The goal is moksha, not enjoyment of powers; attachment to labdhis can become a spiritual obstacle.

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