Answer

In Jainism, the six commonly listed forms of avadhi-jñāna are:

1. Anugāmika
2. Ananugāmika
3. Vardhamāna
4. Hīyamāna
5. Avasthita
6. Anavasthita ( jainqq.org)

Explanation

Their simple meanings are:

• Anugāmika — accompanies the person wherever they go.
• Ananugāmika — does not accompany; it remains only in a particular place.
• Vardhamāna — increases gradually.
• Hīyamāna — decreases gradually.
• Avasthita — remains steady.
• Anavasthita — is not steady; it may increase, decrease, or disappear. ( jainqq.org)

Spiritual Understanding

Avadhi-jñāna is a kind of clairvoyant knowledge in Jainism. These six types show that even this divine-like knowledge can differ in stability, scope, and movement according to the soul’s karmic condition and spiritual purity. ( jainqq.org)

Takeaway

So, the “6 powers” of avadhi-jñāna usually means its six classifications. If you want, I can also give the Hindi meaning of all six in one line each.