Answer

In Jain tradition, 82 Kala (બ્યાસી કળા / ८२ कला) generally refers to the 82 arts or skills known by highly accomplished beings, especially in descriptions of royal and cultured education.

However, the exact step-by-step list of all 82 Kalas differs across traditions and texts, and I should not provide an uncertain or invented list.

So, respectfully:

Sorry, I can only provide information that is clearly established within Jain tradition.

Explanation

In Jain Dharma, references to many arts and skills are found in stories of:

• Tirthankars before renunciation
• Chakravartis
• Princes and princesses
• Highly educated noble persons

These arts generally include skills such as:

• Writing and language
• Music and singing
• Dance and drama
• Painting and decoration
• Mathematics and measurement
• Medicine and knowledge of substances
• Weaponry and martial training
• Elephant, horse, and chariot knowledge
• Architecture and city planning
• Jewelry, clothing, and royal etiquette

But giving a numbered list from 1 to 82 requires a verified traditional source.

Takeaway

The 82 Kalas represent worldly excellence and cultured learning, but in Jain Dharma, the highest achievement is not mastery of external arts—it is mastery over anger, ego, deceit, greed, attachment, and karma.