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According to the Jain scriptures:
150. The Manaḥparyayajñānī (knower of others' thoughts) jīvas are the least in number.
151. The Avadhi-jñānī (clairvoyant) jīvas are innumerable times more than them.
152. The Ābhinibodhikajñānī (intuitive) and Śrutajñānī (scriptural) jīvas are both equally and much more in number.
153. The Vibhaṅgajñānī (analytical) jīvas are innumerable times more than them.
154. The Kevalajñānī (omniscient) jīvas are infinite times more than them.
155. The Mati-ajñānī (sensory-cognitive ignorant) and Śruta-ajñānī (scriptural ignorant) jīvas are both equally and infinitely more in number.
156. According to the Saṃyama (vow) mārganā (path), the Saṃyata (restrained) jīvas are the least in number.
157. The Saṃyatāsaṃyata (partly restrained, partly unrestrained) jīvas are innumerable times more than them.
158. The Neva Saṃyata Nāpi Asaṃyata Nāpi Saṃyatāsaṃyata (neither restrained nor unrestrained nor partly restrained and partly unrestrained) Siddha (liberated) jīvas are infinite times more.
159. The Asaṃyata (unrestrained) jīvas are infinite times more than them.
160. The Sūkṣmasāmparāyika-śuddhisaṃyata (subtly pure restrained) jīvas are the least in number.
161. The Parihāra-śuddhisaṃyata (purified by expiation) jīvas are innumerable times more than them.
162. The Yathākhyāta-vihāra-śuddhisaṃyata (purified by right conduct) jīvas are innumerable times more than them.
163. The Sāmāyika-śuddhisaṃyata (purified by periodic self-restraint) and Chedopasthāpanā-śuddhisaṃyata (purified by vow of non-violence) jīvas are both equally and innumerable times more.
164. The Saṃyata jīvas are specially more.
165. The Saṃyatāsaṃyata jīvas are innumerable times more than them.
166. The Neva Saṃyata Nāpi Asaṃyata Nāpi Saṃyatāsaṃyata Siddha jīvas are infinite times more.
167. The Asaṃyata jīvas are infinite times more than them.
168. The Jhaṇiyā (minimum) Cārittalaḍḍhī (attainment of conduct) of the Sāmāyika-chedopasthāpanā-śuddhisaṃyata (purified by periodic self-restraint and vow of non-violence) is the least.
169. The Jhaṇiyā Cārittalaḍḍhī of the Parihāra-śuddhisaṃyata is infinite times more.
170. The Ukkaṃsiyā (maximum) Cārittalaḍḍhī of the same is infinite times more.
171. The Ukkaṃsiyā Cārittalaḍḍhī of the Sāmāyika-chedopasthāpanā-śuddhisaṃyata is infinite times more.
172. The Jhaṇiyā Cārittalaḍḍhī of the Sūkṣmasāmparāyika-śuddhisaṃyata is infinite times more.
173. The Ukkaṃsiyā Cārittalaḍḍhī of the same is infinite times more.
174. The Ajhaṇṇa-aṇukkaṃsiyā (neither minimum nor maximum) Cārittalaḍḍhī of the Yathākhyāta-vihāra-śuddhisaṃyata is infinite times more.