[Er.sandeep jain]

The soul attains liberation (nirvāna, moksa) by virtue of conduct (cāritra), characterized by right faith (samyagdarśana) and right knowledge (samyagjñāna). The path to liberation is
accompanied by the glory of the lords of the heavenly devas (kalpavāsī devas), other devas (bhavanavāsī, vyantara and jyotiska devas), and humans.

Explanatory Note: 
Conduct is of two kinds: 
1) conduct-without attachment (vitarāga cāritra), and 
2) conduct-with-attachment  (sarāga cāritra). 
Conduct-without-attachment (vitarāga cāritra) leads to liberation, and 
conduct-with-attachment (sarāga cāritra) leads to attainment of glories of the lords of the celestial beings and the humans. 
Tinged with passions (kasāya), conduct-with attachment (sarāga cāritra) causes bondage of karmas and, therefore, needs to be discarded.