Answer

In Jain philosophy, upayoga is explained as 12 kinds: 5 jñāna, 3 ajñāna, and 4 darśana. In the Nandi Sūtra tradition, this twelvefold classification is discussed in the Nandi Sūtra Chūrṇi and Malayagiri Tīkā. ( jainqq.org)

Explanation

The 12 upayogas are:

1. Mati-jñāna
2. Śruta-jñāna
3. Avadhi-jñāna
4. Manaḥparyāya-jñāna
5. Kevala-jñāna
6. Mati-ajñāna
7. Śruta-ajñāna
8. Vibhaṅga-jñāna
9. Cakṣu-darśana
10. Acakṣu-darśana
11. Avadhi-darśana
12. Kevala-darśana. ( jainqq.org)

Spiritual Understanding

This teaching shows that the soul’s awareness can appear in different levels, from incomplete or mistaken cognition to complete omniscience. The Nandi explanation also notes that the ten non-kevala upayogas belong to the chhadmastha state, while kevala-jñāna and kevala-darśana are complete. ( jainqq.org)

Takeaway

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