In Jainism, Nigod jiv are so subtle that they cannot be seen or photographed – not even with a microscope. So there is no real, actual picture of Nigod jivas.

What you usually see in books or on the internet are symbolic diagrams, for example:

• A small dot or tiny circle representing one Nigod “body”.
• Inside it, countless even smaller dots representing infinite souls living together in that one common body.
• Sometimes many such “Nigod balls” are shown packed together to show that they fill the universe.

If you just want a mental picture, imagine:

> A tiny seed. Inside that one seed, imagine uncountable shining dust‑like points. > Each shining point is one soul. All are tightly packed, always in birth–death, with no sense organs, no movement, only extreme bondage and suffering.

To understand Nigod jiv more clearly (with simple explanation and you may find illustrative diagrams there), you can read here: