Answer

In Jain Dharma, the commonly mentioned 12 Kalpas (heavens) of the Kalpavāsi Devas are:

• Saudharma
• Īśāna
• Sanatkumāra
• Māhendra
• Brahma
• Lāntaka
• Mahāśukra
• Sahasrāra
• Ānata
• Prāṇata
• Āraṇa
• Acyuta

Explanation

These are heavenly realms where Kalpavāsi Devas reside. They are part of the Jain description of the universe within Ūrdhva Loka — the upper world.

Takeaway

The names of the 12 Kalpas remind us that even heavenly birth is still within saṃsāra. In Jain Dharma, the highest goal is not heaven, but moksha — complete liberation from birth and death.