what are the 4 things a jiva attains when they become arihant

In Jain philosophy, an arihant is a liberated soul who has destroyed all Ghātiyā karmas, thereby attaining Kevala Jñāna, which is absolute and infinite knowledge. Along with this omniscience, the arihant experiences Ananta Darśana, meaning infinite perception, allowing the soul to perceive all substances in all modes and modifications simultaneously. The arihant also enjoys Ananta Sukha, an infinite bliss that arises from the destruction of all passions and impurities. Finally, the arihant possesses Ananta Vīrya, infinite energy or power, enabling the soul to perform activities without any fatigue or obstruction. These four qualities collectively represent the supreme state of spiritual perfection achieved by the arihant, marking the culmination of the soul's spiritual evolution before attaining moksha (liberation).