Answer

Here is the commonly labeled Siddhachakra / Navapada diagram in Jain tradition:

                1. Arihanta
2. Siddha            3. Acharya
Upadhyaya        9. Samyak Tapa        5. Sadhu
6. Samyak Darshan   7. Samyak Jnana   8. Samyak Charitra

Explanation

The Navapada are the nine sacred padas of Jain Dharma:

1. Arihanta
2. Siddha
3. Acharya
4. Upadhyaya
5. Sadhu
6. Samyak Darshan
7. Samyak Jnana
8. Samyak Charitra
9. Samyak Tapa

These nine are worshipped together in the Siddhachakra mandala.

Spiritual Understanding

The Siddhachakra represents the complete path of liberation in Jainism:

• The first five are the Panch Parmeshthi
• The next four are the four jewels of right faith, right knowledge, right conduct, and right austerity

It reminds a Jain seeker that moksha is achieved through purity, discipline, and spiritual progress.

Takeaway

If you want, I can also give you:

• a clean printable Siddhachakra diagram,
• the meaning of each pad,
• or the Gujarati/Devanagari labels.